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|  | | Safe Beginnings
Kaye Berreano juggles her job as a Denver battered women's shelter's counselor, a divorce in progress, and two teenagers. When a fire in the shelter kills one resident, she sets out to find the arsonist.
Farrell, the blue eyed, police arson investigator, believes Kaye knows who set the fire. He even goes so far as to accuse Roger, Kaye's soon to be ex, who had been at the safe house earlier, arguing with Kaye. Farrell's other theory is that Mary Ellen set the fire herself in a suicidal moment.
Kaye knows three things. She's no murderer, and jerk though he is, neither is Roger. And she'd bet her career as a counselor that Mary Ellen wasn't suicidal.
Could it be the roommate who fought with Mary Ellen on the night of the fire? How about Amanda who beat her husband George | |  | | Safe House
Kaye Berreano is a battered women’s counselor in a shelter in Denver, Newly divorced, she is learning to juggle dating, home life and her all consuming work.
In Safe House, the second book of the Kaye Berreano mystery series, Kaye battles her son RJ's drug problem, her inadequacies as a newly single mother of two teens, RJ and Hannah, and the idea that her boy might be capable of murder.
Thanksgiving is just days away, snow is falling and Christmas lights are starting to appear all over Colorado. But the holidays are the last thing from the mind of Kaye Berreano a battered women’s shelter counselor. In this second book of the series, she is adjusting to life as a newly divorced women with two teens and a new relationship with police investigator, Pete Farrell. But when her son RJ becomes a suspect in a murder investigation, and somehow seems to be involved with the drug selling son of a shelter resident, Kaye’s adjustments are falling apart. |
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