Yep. Ms. Calloway really writes about fluffy topics. Puppies, Kittens, (well the cats are pretty cool actually). Okay, I'll stop being sarcastic and be serious. I actually think it's a good thing that Calloway takes on hard subjects and does it pretty well.

This time it's women being terrorized in their own homes. Cassidy gets a call from one of her friends who's in a panic after someone breaks into her house and attacks her. But, that's just the start of the story.

The major subplot that takes up the rest of the novel is the love triangle between Cassidy's ex, the romance writer, and the new lady , the psych doctor. I do have to say that even though I wasn't really rooting for either lady in particular, I was a little bummed by how the triangle got resolved in this book. It seemed like in the books larger narrative the choice of who won was more of an afterthought.

Also, I wish there had been more Jessie and Jess Martin. They're two of my favorite characters. Still, it was a good book with a solid plot and some thriller (ok a lot of thriller) to add to the mystery part of the book. ( )