Fatal Evidence

Written by Kari Lemor

Narrated by Aela Aryon

Some secrets weren’t meant to be revealed…

Scott Holland’s mill renovation project can’t succeed without Heather Silva’s backing. But the memory of his one-night stand with the business heiress won’t leave him alone, no matter how much trouble it causes. And, just as predicted, that trouble starts the minute they ink the deal.

Heather’s determination to succeed without the help of her wealthy parents pushes her to work with Scott. This project is about her financial independence, not the smoldering way he makes her feel. With their history, it’s no surprise they clash on every detail, but a grisly discovery changes everything. The mill has secrets, and someone wants Heather and Scott silenced. They must work together to find answers because what you don’t know can get you killed...

• Language: English
• Publisher: Bryant Street Publishing
• Release date: Mar 28, 2023
• ISBN: 9781094453750

Kari Lemor

Kari Lemor has always been a voracious reader. One of those kids who had the book under the covers or under the desk at school. Even now she has been known to stay up until the wee hours finishing a good book. Romance has always been her favorite, stories of people fighting through conflict to reach their happily ever after. Writing wasn't something she enjoyed when young and only in the last few years began putting the stories that ran rampant in her head, down on paper. Now that her kids are all grown and have moved out, she uses her spare time to create character driven stories of love and hope. She spends her time with her husband divided between a small town in New England and beautiful St. Augustine.

Reviews for Fatal Evidence

[Kimi · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

This book was really good, the characters so relatable, the storyline not too far fetched. Well worth the read.

[Karen Chandler · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

This is a very interesting storyline with believable characters and many twists. It's descriptive, and it brings all classes into it. It shows that gang members are not all bad and judges can be. I enjoyed this book.

[Lalitha Moodley · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

The characters were very believable and likable. Good , easy listen.