She has a different writing style in this book. I still enjoyed it but miss the comic/humor relief in her Miss Fortune and Ghost Mother in law series. It's a good mystery and the characters have depth to them. ( )

In Deleon's romantic suspense novel, Ginny was only six when she emerged from the swamp after the LeBlanc School for Girls caught fire one night. Now, sixteen years later with no memory of her past, a child's scream sends Ginny back into the swamp and into the arm's of Paul Stanton. A cop-turned-PI, he's come to Johnson's Bayou to find answers to questions he's spent nearly two decades in search of. His sister had been sent into the foster care system following the death of their parents and had dropped off the radar sixteen years ago. Ginny just might hold the key to his quest but someone was targeting her as her memories begin to resurface. To find a future with Ginny, Paul is forced to help her remember those terrible secrets from years ago. Fast-paced, kept me guessing to the very end. ( )