Dawn Husted's Reviews > Tainted Waters

When I first started reading Tainted Waters, I immediately enjoyed the character of Sam (her wild nature) and was intrigued with how the following chapters read, written from point-of-views of different characters. This is a book where I needed to pay attention and the action scenes kept me on my toes waiting with anticipation wondering what was about to happen next. The book geared around a girl that can't seem to find her niche in life, and at the same time she is haunted by the questionable suicide of her beloved father inside her childhood memories. Thus suicide has taken place at their family lake house that's been collecting dust ever since. Keegan is an unforeseen man who joins her in every toss-and-turn beginning down a path never expected trying to survive the people gunning after them.