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Everywhere She Turns

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Why does Debra Webb write her heroines so completely arrogant and unlikeable? It really takes away from the enjoyment of reading her books when you find yourself hoping the murderer will kill the heroine off because she's so insufferable. Thus was the case with CJ.

I also thought the identity of both the murderer and the "widow" were obvious, mainly because they were the only characters left who hadn't been killed off.

Quite disappointing all around.

First Debra Webb really knows how to write a suspensful book up until the end.
At first the relationship between CJ and Braddock is strictly professional. It becomes so much more. He tries to help her find the person who killed her sister. One night CJ is at her house and someone is in her sisters room. She gets so freaked out that she leaves the house and runs right into Braddock chest where he holds her...And then the steamie part comes between the two if them. He always is there to protect her.

You just have to get this book you will not be sorry. You must read Anywhere She Runs.

Dr. C.J. Patterson is a resident at a John Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. However, she goes home to Huntsville, Alabama for the funeral of her sister Shelley. Her sibling never escaped the street life of drugs and became a hooker to pay for her habit; and now she paid with her life as someone murdered Shelley.

C.J. vows to bring justice to her last known family member and believes the cops couldn't care less about a dead prostitute. C.J. assumes Shelley's pimp Ricky Banks killed her. She takes a medical position at a clinic so she can continue her inquiries. Huntsville police detective Braddock leads the official investigation, but believes Ricky's boss Nash is behind the murder and much more. However, someone else is stalking the crime king as those associated with Nash are being killed; this person is considering widening the scope of the serial killing field to include the "bitch doctor".

Adding to the externally dark gritty atmosphere that permeates the entire exhilarating whodunit is Huntsville, a city known for science especially space leaving the audience unprepared for a walk down the seedier side of town. The heroine is obstinate and driven with some guilt as she wonders if she could have dome something else to pull her sister from the streets. Fans will relish this one sitting chilling thriller as villains seem to own the city.

Harriet Klausner

I absolutely love Debra Webb - have all of her
books she has written for Harlequin Intrique -
was very happy to find her other books on
Amazon - have purchased and read all of them -
please keep up the amazing work