What Lies Beneath

I liked very entertaining can’t stop reading

Cassie a young lady volunteers her time at a clinic as a type of social worker counseling women who were abused by their husbands. Cassie and her best friend Abby were abducted by her financee a homicide detective and his partner. They are both serial killers. Cassie has found the tapes they took of the women they had both murdered. Her fiancee dosen’t want them harmed so his partner shoots him and pours gasoline over Cassie and Abby and the floor of the building they are in. He then throws a match on the floor just as the police arrive at the location who now know both officers are serial killers. They rescue both of they women who were seriously burned but Abby dies of her injuries. What unfolds is a series of high risk adventures that Cassie becomes involved in helping abused women. A fantastic read!! Enjoyed immensely!! My highest recommendation!!

I enjoyed reading this book. What started off as a rather frivolous romance turned into a skilled development of character and response to real life issues. I strongly recommend What Lies Beneath to every reader interested in real life social issues.

Fabulous story line and an amazing lead. What an awesomely entertaining and engaging read. Had trouble getting started but once I got past the forth chapter I’ve barely been able to put it down. Can’t wait to read the next book in the series. Good reading.

The book was great with many different mystery’s.

Omg absolutely wonderful mystery!!!!

Everyone has a certain preference to how they prefer their books to be. However, I found that this book was particularly hard to follow at times. Each ‘stage of life’ that we see Cassie go through is short-lived and then it seems as if we are on to the next part of her life so quickly. I wish each of these experiences that she had gone through been delved into with more detail. Each individual story line was entertaining, but it could have had more suspense leading into the reveal or there could have been a slower progression. We were also introduced to characters throughout the book that were never mentioned in later sections of the book, unknowing whatever happened to them. For example, when Cassie was living in the dorms the second time around, her new roommate during that time was considered to be her ‘best friend’ and her family took her in and they spent Christmas together, etc., but we never hear what happened with their friendship or how they ended up going their separate ways. Like I said, I enjoyed the little storylines individually, I just wish there were some loose ends that were wrapped up in the story in order to make the book seem like a whole rather than put into sections.

The same story is told and retold so many times I lost track. Needs a serious editor. Good premise but needs pruning.

This is something I’ve had to deal with from some of my fosters. It is a fearful issue scarring children permanently. Matters not whether it is physical, sexual, verbal, psychological, or ignoring, all are permanent disabilities! That is why my home was open to anyone who needed a place to be fed, loved, and housed temporary or more permanently. I do not regret that decision.

It’s long, but definitely worth the time.