Books & Spoons Review: COLD HEARTS by Sharon Sala

There's only one way to keep secrets buried…

If only it had been something else that brought Lissa Sherman and Mack Jackson back in touch after so many years. Something—anything—other than the murder of Mack's father. Even worse, Lissa's car had been used as the murder weapon.

Thirty-five years ago, four friends went out joyriding and ended up in a terrible accident that left one dead and the others with no memory of that awful night. Now two more people, including Mack's father, have been murdered, and if the lone survivor knows why they're being targeted, she's not talking.

Even as Lissa and Mack find themselves drawn together in the midst of tragedy, the mystery deepens when someone comes after Lissa, too. Is the danger to her tied to the other deaths, or are two killers at work in town? Now Mack has to fight an unknown attacker as well as his feelings for Lissa, but it may be that he can't win either battle

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Such an incredibly intense suspense, filled with rather creepy kind fear and danger, that gives you the goosebumps, while you are reading. A book that was hard to put down before morning hours..
There is so much happening in this small town, and in the story, and so many voices telling their point of view of the tale, that it can feel chaotic at times, but I believe, it also gives a good picture of the chaos going on in this small town, suddenly filled with fear, because of the heinous crimes happening in their midst.
If there's any blessings at the time of despair and fear, it was how easily, and effortlessly, if not painlessly, Lissa and Mack found each other again. The love between them never died over the years, and they were able to pick from where they left, as soon as the misunderstandings between them were cleared. They recognize the need to fill in the caps, but the feelings for each other was true, deep and filled with passion.
Violent action and heightened danger keep you on the edge, while the sweet reunion of the high school sweethearts melts your heart, and the ending leaves you hanging on till the last part of the story is told
~ Four Spoons with a teaspoon on the side