Book Review: Unraveling the Past by Beth Andrews

Title: Unraveling the Past

Author: Beth Andrews

Release Date: June 5th 2012
Publisher: Harlequin
Source: Received from the publisher via NetGalley

How do you work for a guy who took the job you wanted? Every time Captain Layne Sullivan runs into Chief Ross Taylor, she struggles with that issue. It doesn't help that he's a by-the-book cop who expects everything done his way. It also doesn't help that he's hot. Ignoring that little fact is impossible-she's tried!

Then Layne's world is turned upside down when human remains are discovered...and the case has a personal connection. Suddenly she's glad Ross is so thorough, because he'll get to the truth. And his search brings them closer, fueling the attraction that's out of control. As secrets and lies from the past surface, Layne's biggest challenge is fighting for a future-with Ross in it.

My Thoughts

 
Full of really well written characters, that are easy to like and connect with, Unraveling the Past is definitely a great read.

The attraction between Ross and Layne is hard to miss, its full of tension, snarky banter, and sexual zing.

I love a good 'I'm fighting my attraction to you but...' book.

As with all great Super Romance's from Harlequin, there is also a really great story/mystery going on around the characters and plenty of family dynamics throwing surprises into the ring at every turn. 
The author, Beth Andrews has created a family that is easy to like, although far from perfect, with a storyline that sucks you right in.

This is the first in a series of 3 books featuring the Sullivan sisters, so the mystery of who killed their mother, Valerie Sullivan will be the continuing thread to carry the series forward, which is great because I really want to see how things pan out for everyone; especially Ross's niece Jessica.

A thoroughly enjoyable book and a 4 Star read ;]

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