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Double Vision (Harlequin Intrigue, No 190)

Double Vision (Harlequin Intrigue, No 190)

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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Storyline from back of book
Review: HI#190 Double Vision 7/92

The Eyes have it. Who was a two-bit private eye to tell Kerry Byfield that her eyewitness testimony had convicted an innocent man? After the grueling trial, Kerry just wanted to resume her copy-shop duties in Plano Texas and forget about the prominent attorney who'd killed his wife. But Trakington Smith wasn't the kind of man to take no for an answer.

A cowboy Casanova with degrees from Harvard, Smith's shameless flirting couldn't be taken seriously. Neither could his outrageous theory that Kerry had been set up by the real killer. Then Kerry learned first hand how dangerous it was to be seen with Smith. And she began to fear there was more to the murder- and to Smith- than met the eye.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Great early book by Sheryl Lynn
Review: The Eyes have it. Who was a two-bit private eye to tell Kerry Byfield that her eyewitness testimony had convicted an innocent man? After the grueling trial, Kerry just wanted to resume her copy-shop duties in Plano Texas and forget about the prominent attorney who'd killed his wife. But Trakington Smith wasn't the kind of man to take no for an answer.

A cowboy Casanova with degrees from Harvard, Smith's shameless flirting couldn't be taken seriously. Neither could his outrageous theory that Kerry had been set up by the real killer. Then Kerry learned first hand how dangerous it was to be seen with Smith. And she began to fear there was more to the murder- and to Smith- than met the eye.

THIS is a great early book by well known and well liked author Sheryl Lynn. I like the hero in this one- really suave and charming .


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