Through Iowa Glass

by Christine W. Murphy

Twenty-five years ago, Doctor Alex Casale made a mistake that almost cost him his life. He was twelve-years-old then. His only option--run. Now, with the memory of that fateful night permanently erased from his mind, he returns home determined to prove he was right. Making the same mistake twice could prove fatal. Common sense says Skye should move on when Iowa Glass starts to lay off workers, but childhood fears trap her in a town that's apparently dying. When she goes to work for the new owner of Iowa Glass, Skye must choose between the only place where she feels safe and the very dangerous man she is growing to love. Now, with Skye's help, Alex must rediscover what he learned when he was twelve. If he can't stop blaming his stepfather for his mother's death and find the real killer, a madman will kill and get away with murder again.

216 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 1998

Reviews

[Taylor · Rating 3 out of 5]

Since I'm the only review, I'll give it 3 stars, even though it's more like 2. I think some people could like this book. It could fit into that sort of romance sort of thing that is so popular.

I didn't think it was very spectacular, but it wasn't terrible either.

2.4