Where Heather is looking for peace she finds herself witnessing murder - and all peace is gone.
The story has got some twists and surprises, nice characters and a steady flow of events.

A very well written romantic suspense. I enjoyed the plot and the character dynamics. I recommend this book.

Murder Unrehearsed by Roxanne Dunn

A girl with a dream
Runs away from confrontation.
Or is it temptation.
Wakes to see.
A murder in the making.
What to do?
Who to trust?
Where’s the killer?
Is she safe?
Or…is she next to die?

This was an interesting introduction to a new author for me. The writing was tight, drew me in and packed a punch. There were a few times I wanted to sit Heather down and talk to her or seal her lips with tape but otherwise it was a well-crafted, nicely written, suspense filled story that had drama, murder, friendship, small town feels, a dog, and a hint of romance that might lead to a happily ever after for Heather and the man she meets while away from town.

Did I enjoy this book? Yes
Would I read more by this author? Yes

Thank you to NetGalley and Wild Rose Press for the ARC – This is my honest review.

4.5 Stars

The pain of betrayal. The price of truth. The mystery of love.
All three are detailed to perfection in Murder Unrehearsed by Roxanne Dunn

An Overview:

When aspiring young actress Heather Shelton jumps in the car with her dog, Bear, and flees to her family’s mountain cabin to escape an untidy romance, all she wants is peace and time to study for auditions. What she gets is murder. The only witness of a savage killing – and squarely in the crosshairs of a ruthless assassin – she is injured and left for dead.
Heather knows handsome men are bad news, but hottie lawman Matt McCrae’s smile gets her every time, until he leaves her hanging out as bait to trap the killer. McCrae promises to protect her, but fails, and she faces killer alone, with only Bear to help.

Our Review:
Non-stop action with unexpected twists and turns, this is the perfect story for a snowy afternoon in front of a cozy fire. Do Not Miss!

Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Reviews