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  • The McKay Series, Book 1
  • By: W. L. Brooks
  • Narrated by: Susan Marlowe
  • Length: 8 hrs and 53 mins
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A widower with four adopted daughters, Emmit McKay likes to keep a handle on things. But nothing can prepare the former FBI sharpshooter for the battles coming to his small hometown, especially the one which arrives in such a tempting package.

Savannah Walker moves to Blue Creek to take over as principal of the school Emmit’s daughters attend. With a masters’ degree in education and a no-nonsense attitude, she is caught off guard by the behavior of the McKay girls and never expects to fall in love with them - or in lust with their father. But her intimacy with the family stirs up rumors and unearths secrets.

Savannah and Emmit cannot deny the chemistry which draws them together, but the closer they get, the more dangerous the stakes become.

When a murderer is hidden amongst you, you can’t let the dead lie.
©2017 W. L. Brooks (P)2018 W. L. Brooks
Family Life Suspense Romantic Suspense
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Let the Dead Lie

This is definitely not your typical romance novel, but it is so much more! Each personality of these girls are so unique and yet they work together so well and always have each other’s back. On top of that you have a widowed husband and a new principle in town that just adds to the story. You will be in suspense as to what is happening and even in the end you don’t get all the answers. Great book and I will be diving into the next. Narration was fantastic! Each person had a different voice and you always knew who was talking.

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