Could the evidence all have been false or contrived and the real killer still be free? :)Īs Gia investigates, she questions her uncle who was her father's attorney about his defense and if everything was truly done to prove Ray's innocence.
These descriptions aren't graphic, but I had to give a warning. Her mother's romps with her lover were also part of storyline and definitely were a part of solving the mystery. While Gia Andrews struggles with coming home and having to face the shame of what happened sixteen years ago and finding out if her father really did kill her mother, you also follow her through her sexual romps. THE LAST BREATH moves from past to present telling the story of Ella Mae's life before she was suffocated with Saran Wrap and her daughter's life as her father comes home.
Will his children be there to greet him or have they forgotten him as they did when he was in prison? Ray was now on his way home but not because he had served his sentence but because he was dying of cancer. Regardless of who the guilty party was, her husband, Ray Andrews, was convicted and sent to prison for sixteen years. Was it her husband, her lover, or an intruder that took Ella Mae's last breath? Although not surprised by the outcome nor some of reveals, I cannot deny that this was one heck of a good read. I thought around the middle the action slowed down as Jake and Gia explored each other's bodies*cough* feelings for one another.
But Gia is soon confronted with questions that need answering and people who might be trying to keep their secrets buried.Ĭharacters are the heart of KB's novels and she creates some compelling backstories that had me instantly hooked. Her father is dying of cancer and it's up to Gia to try and patch up her estranged family. Sixteen years after her stepmother was murdered and her father charged and found guilty of the crime, Gia Andrews is called home. When that same person lays his hand on the Bible and swears before judge and jury that his lie is nothing but the truth so help him God, more than one person believes But when the person who says it is well-known and respected, more than one person listens. It takes more than one person to make a lie-one to say it, and another to believe it. Published in 2014, The Last Breath was impossible to put down. My second KB read of 2019 and she is fastly becoming a go to favorite.
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