Still Lake

Was he a murderer? That question has haunted Thomas Ingram Griffin for over twenty years. On a summer day in 1982 Griffin woke up at a farm in Colby, Vermont covered in blood and accused of killing his girlfriend as well as two other girls. Convicted for murder but eventually released on a technicality, Griffin went on, in the ultimate irony, to become a successful lawyer. However, the time has come for Griffin to search for... Read Full Review

I enjoyed the book. It wasn't difficult to figure out "whodunnit" but the cast of characters kept my interest. The romance was fairly typical but the people weren't. I recommend this book to anyone who is looking for a break from their problems for a few hours.

When one has written such masterpieces as Moonrise (my favourite Stuart) To Love a Dark Lord and Nightfall...it is hard to keep that level of superpower quality book after book. And this one sadly just misses. It seems rather rushed, almost like she did not have time to fully form the lead characters in her mind.She still delivers a powerful read!! Anne Stuart's 2nd best are still away ahead of the pack!!When Sophia buys... Read Full Review

The mystery is easy to figure out but that's okay because the story is mainly about the developing relationship between Sophie and "John Smith". The secondary characters, Sophie's sister, Marty and Grace, her mom who seems to be failing mentally add enough to keep the story interesting.A good fast summer read.

Sophie Davis, according to her sister Marty, is known as the poor woman's Martha Stewart. Taking her skills as a homemaking columnist to a higher level, she's decided to convert an old farm house into a bread and breakfast. Stonegate Farm on Still Lake, in Colby, Vermont is Sophie's choice for her undertaking. Unfortunately, the area has a grisly history. Twenty years before, the murders of three teenaged girls occurred... Read Full Review