Review: Don't Look Back (or) Justice For Sara - Erica Spindler

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Today's review is a book that fans of Mysteries will love :)
 
Review: Don't Look Back (or) Justice for Sara - Erica Spindler - August 2013

First things first, now depending which cover you pick up this book is written under two different titles - the first is the book I had which was "Don't Look Back" , the second which we also have in our library just to confuse patrons is "Justice for Sara". As a love of this type of genre, I can be quite fussy and the book needs to do two things - it needs to be fast-paced and keep me interested and wanting to flip the pages and it needs to have an awesome storyline. I started Don't Look Back this morning on my 15 minute morning tea break and could not put it down and was holding out for my hour lunch to come around so I could continue reading and WOW it was such an awesome book and took me 1hr 15 minutes to read :) The novel features Kat who is twenty-seven years old , she has returned home after ten years and people aren't happy to see her walking the streets.This is because ten years ago, Kat's older sister Sara was murdered and Kat was the prime suspect/ the only suspect and she was found innocent. Now ten years later, Kat is ready to face the music and find out who killed her sister really and along with the help of new police officer Luke Tanner - she doesn't care whose toes she steps on in order to find out what really happened that fateful night .
This book whichever title you receive, was amazing and truly worth the read for fans of mystery fiction.










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