Brooke's attempt to start a new life with a career and love is shot to pieces as her ex-husband lurks around every corner of change.
Brooke wants normal. Brooke wants love. Nestled in the Kettle Moraine Forest, her attempt to start a new life is shot to pieces as her ex-husband lurks around every corner of change.
Sinking herself into her art of stained glass, Scott Marshall, a local landscaper, finds her work and her caring nature attractive. Scott offers her more than a work agreement. To contract her heart is his ultimate goal.
Her plans are shattered when someone wants her dead.
Falsified evidence and twisted statements infiltrate the courtroom as the case of attempted murder multiplies its victims. Brooke's psychic friend furtively supplies clues to the detectives as they work against a corrupt police force.
Brooke's conscious filters the evidence as she attempts to clarify her relationship with Scott Marshall and the possible manipulations of her ex-husband.
Both men have motive and opportunity. But who wants her dead and who wants her love?
Brooke Bellin, a divorcee, is ready to go on with her life, career, and a new relationship, but is her ex-husband, Ty, ready to let her go? When Brooke gets shot everything is turned upside-down. Not only is her ex-husband, who suffered a stroke and has a physical therapist nurse, Marla Vrahn, suspects, Brooke's new love interest, Scott Marshall, is a suspect also. Scott, a self-employed landscaper, is in love with Brooke's creative work; he is also in love with her and would never hurt her, but tell that to the police. Ty still believes that Brooke is his and can't see her with anyone else. When Scott gets arrested, Brooke is heartbroken and confused and is not allowed to see him. Staying with her best friend, Chloe, for safety, she finds a strong arm to lean on for emotional support. When a falsified statement and other crooked evidence is entered into the courtroom trial the storyline takes an interesting turn. Is the real shooter found and brought to justice? Dawn Kunda give the reader a story with as many twists and turns as a roller coaster. "Dirty Lies" is a well-written crime-drama, love story that keeps the reader glued to their seats. I highly recommend "Dirty Lies."
Shirine McVey discovers that twenty years of her life have elapsed since she went to sleep in a hotel room in El Paso, Texas. And worse, she is married to a man she doesn't know.
