Customer Reviews

Irrefutable Evidence

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All Lesbian readers will love the sex and angst. But the mystery readers will stay with it until the very end. One of her strongest plots to date. Strong characters and a well developed story but you'll have to read it for youself. I'm not giving anything away. Heh.

This was a page turner that I could not put down until complete. The main characters were vastly different but you could see why they gravitated towards eachother.

The romance was wonderful and enjoyed every moment.

I am looking forward to reading more from this super author!

From the book description - Real estate broker, Sara Langforth, gets lost on the city streets of Detroit and inadvertently becomes the key witness to a murder. Enter Lt. Denise VanCook. She is sworn to uphold her duty as an officer and keep Sara safe from a city gangster whose other witness have a habit of `disappearing'. While Denise covers three different countries to keep Sara alive, back at home her dedicated partner Sgt. Angie Michaels tries to uncover the reason why Denise and Sara continually get discovered. Soon Denise must juggle bounty hunters, police protocol, dirty cops and a growing attraction to her witness Sara . . . before it destroys them all.

I got it - opened it - and didn't put it down. So stop reading the reviews and go read the book because no matter what anyone can tell you about it, you won't understand why it's 5 stars until you read it for yourself. Stop stalling already, it really is that good!

CN Winter's premier novel, Irrefutable Evidence, is one of the best romance novels I've read in a long time. There are many offerings in this genre on the market, but this one outshines them all.

I'm not very good at reviewing, but this had love, action, and suspense. It had it all. Well worth the bucks and I can't wait until her next book comes out. It's CN, that's all that needs to be said. WOW!

Sara Langforth gets lost on the city streets of Detroit and inadvertently becomes the key witness to a murder. She has to be protected by Lt. Denise VanCook or she will end up dead and the danger doesn't come from where you might expect it either. This was rather boring book. Leaving you to want the scheme to have some real meat to the story. You know they will end up with each other, but it was actually hokey. By that, I mean it is just another woman meets woman, and after a couple hundred pages they end up together. When I read about police work, or witness reality, I want it to be somewhat along the lines of a believable story. Like I said, this was rather hokey.