Is she helping a killer escape justice? Meg Holmes writes for the Oakwood Springs newspaper and simply states the facts, no matter who it affects or how it affects them. She just does her job and feels like she does it well. But when her latest article ruins the reputation of the son of a city councilman, things quickly spiral out of her control. She refused their bribe, but would they really stoop to destroying the career she worked so hard for? She isn’t certain of anything after following a dark figure through the woods, causing her to stumble upon her uncle’s body. The figure turns out to be Kyle Redman, the sheriff’s younger brother. Kyle Redman came to Oakwood Springs for a case, nothing more. He hopes to be in and out before running into his goody two shoes brother. But circumstances force him to face the sibling who made him feel like he’d never be good enough. Now he’s the prime suspect in a murder investigation and must convince everyone that things aren’t always how you perceive them to be. Can he convince Meg, the most influential journalist in the county, that he’s innocent? A Christian Romantic Suspense with an interesting modern twist on the story of The Prodigal Son.
