While I have downloaded quite a few books from the suggestion of @FreeEbooksDaily, this is the first one that I have read. And it's great! Although I checked on Amazon and it's currently $3.99 for the ebook. So it's no longer free, but it's still affordable.
This is a story about a single, soon to be divorced mother turned amateur detective. After her husband's detestable fiance ends up topless and dead by the side of Carrie's old pool, she becomes a suspect and desperately tries to prove her innocence. But before she can manage this, other people from her former married life end up dead as well.
I finished this book pretty fast, and look forward to subsequent books in this series. I love that the main character Carries reads Janet Evanovich and drinks hot tea. She struggles to take her own advice that she gives to so many of her patients during their biofeedback sessions, especially when it comes to her husband of 18 years. If you are a jerk, cheating husband, this book is not for you. Jerk.
I did spend more of the book being totally confused as to how the title connects to the story. My husband asked me what I was reading last night when I was about 30 pages from the end and I said, "...but I have no idea why the book is called this." The "ah-ha!" moment doesn't come until the very end of the book, when the killer's identity is revealed.
I would recommend this book to anyone who likes a mystery thriller. I look forward to reading more of Nancy Tesler.
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