Brenda R. (bothrootes) reviewed on 1/6/2009 + 207 more book reviews

This is another great Louis Kincaid mystery. Louis finds himself back in Michigan where his girl friend Joe is an undersheriff getting ready to run for seriff. They end up working a cold case Louis was previously envolved in. While searching an old farm house, they find a young girl who appears to be out of contact with reality hiding in the kitchens cabinet. Her memories of characters from the past involved in the underground railroad and the escape of a slave named John brings them in contact with a child psychiatrist who tries to help to unravel the mystery. Joe becomes very involved with the welfare of the young girl and the story revolves. Loius also gets a surprise from his past. This is one of those books that leaves you wanting to know more about the characters which will happen in the next book of the Kincaid series. Can't wait for the next one to come on the market!

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