VBT# Pulled Beneath - Marni Mann

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Review: Pulled Beneath - Book #1 Bar Harbor Series - Marni Mann - March 2014

Your whole life can change in a second and everything you ever believed can come crashing to a halt , just ask Drew Stevens. When one night changed the first course of her life when she arrives home to find police and coroners pulling out two body bags from her house when she discovers her parents have been brutally murdered. Then a few weeks later out of the blue, Drew receives a letter from a Lawyer regarding her Grandparent's estate. The thing is Drew was told her grandparents had died when she was a baby. Now Drew has found herself travelling to Bar Harbor to inherit a house from the grandparents she never knew and more so Drew also discovers she has an Aunt. Seeing Bar Harbor up close brings back memories for Drew as she grew up listening to her mother's stories about the place. What will happen though when Drew starts discovering piece and bits about her mother and the guy she thought was her father?  
All alone, who will Drew turn to when she discovers everything she has ever been told by the people she loved are all lies, especially when she has nobody in her family left to tell her the truth or help her process.
Find out in Book #1 in the Bar Harbor series by Marni Mann.



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