MizNikki

Desmond's wife, Sandy, was killed in their own back yard by a man with a samurai sword. The killer is behind bars and Desmond has been trying to pick up the pieces of this new life without her and take care of their son.
On an outing to the park Desmond catches his son talking to a stranger. His son's explanation of the man in the mask,
and the conversation he had with the stranger lead to other clues that Sandy's real killer is not behind bars, and the threat to their family is not over.

This thrilling read raised my blood pressure for sure. I was split between credulousness of the boys grandparents and the police thinking Desmond guilty of planting certain ideas in his son's head and making things up just because he's a writer and has an imagination and being tense when everyone teamed up against him and there seemed to be no way out of his predicament.
This read flowed so smoothly and I was invested in the outcome of the characters. The villain, a cop who seems to have it out for Desmond, was frustrating to read. He was so determined to bury Desmond that he made some less than smart choices. At times he was a little over-the-top, but he kept the read interesting.

I'd recommend you give this crime thriller a try as Mr. Wynne tells one heck of a story.

*I was given a copy in exchange for an honest review*