Book Review: And Night Falls, by Tommie Lyn

>> Thursday, December 10, 2009




Wealth often inspires envy. It can also go a long way to cover illegal activity. A murder in Florida exposes long-held secrets and sets a match to barely concealed passions and anger in Tommie Lyn's mystery novel, ...And Night Falls


Shelley Goodnight is the pampered daughter of a wealthy couple, determined to prove she can make it on her own. Still, with Daddy footing her paycheck, and the family home just a hop and a skip away, it's hard for her to cut her ties and truly grow up.

Just as it seems she might finally establish a life of her own, she stumbles on the body of a coworker, and touches off an investigation that could lead to some uncomfortable truths about her family.

Is she ready for what might be revealed. And could she be the killer's next target?

Fast-paced and convoluted, ...And Night Falls should please any mystery lover.

You can purchase ...And Night Falls here.

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2 comments:

Lynnette Bonner December 10, 2009 10:33 AM  

I have to agree. This was a great book!

Marilyn Perry December 16, 2009 9:04 AM  

I really enjoyed this story. It had a bit of a surprise ending I didn't expect.

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