Readers will be
glad that they once again returned to Nutfield, New Hampshire. We have been
wondering throughout this series what brought Eric Nolan to this small, New
England town, and Patchen is now ready to reveal the answer, one that I am sure
none of us saw coming. Readers will enjoy encountering old friends and making
new ones of Kelsey and Daniel around whom this story centers. The antagonists
of Innocent Lies are darker than
those previously encountered in the Hidden
Truth series, being involved in the sex trafficking business, a business
that sells bodies and threatens to steal souls.
Patchen’s ability
to write believable dialogue, build sensory filled settings, and navigate complex
plots is once again on display in Innocent
Lies. She has gifted the series’ readers with a special gift at the end of
this book. While all of the books in this series work as a stand-alone read, it
is my opinion that readers will get greater enjoyment of reading the books in
order to benefit from the back story as new characters are introduced. I once
again thank Robin Patchen for providing me with a copy of her work in exchange
for an honest review. I received no monetary compensation for this review.
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