Headline: There's always a Rainbow after the storm, if you believe.

Pamela Coleman and Candace Johnson have been friends since they were kids in school. Pamela was engaged a few times but never married. Candace on the other hand was married to Officer Frank Coleman for seventeen years, before he was murdered. The story opens twenty-seven years earlier with Candace as a little girl after the death of her mother. Can a person remain emotionally stable after losing two very close people in their life?

Pamela called her friend to talk, but then changed her mind. What was so urgent, but then became so obsolete? Unfortunately the next time we meet up with Pamela she is found murdered and her death leaves Candace with more questions than answers.

Darnell Jackson, is the detective assigned to work the Coleman case. He quickly finds out that this case has more twist and dead ends than he expected. Once Det. Jackson meet Candace he's mesmerized by her beauty and his need to solve this case is magnified.

Moody's gift for characterization allows the reader to become one with the story. She handles difficult subject matter like grief and revenge in a way that shows her strengths. Readers looking for encouragement and hope will find it between the pages of "When Rain Falls".

A galley proof provided by the author for the purpose of this review.

Missy
Readers Paradise
5 book marks