Connie Flynn

Know when to Run by Connie Flynn is a 2013 publication. I was provided a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

Gabe McGregor a bail bondman has got to find a murder suspect accused of killing her father. If he doesn't find her his business is sunk. When his former brother in law comes in with a tip about the woman's whereabouts, Gabe takes off in a last ditch effort to save his business.
Ky is working on a riverboat casino, lying low in case her abusive ex were to locate her. She gets an urgent warning from her friend Rosie that a man has been asking questions about her . But, Gabe McGregor still manages to catch her, throwing all she knows, which isn't alot, into question. You see, Ky has no memory of her life before her friend Rosie found her nearly beaten to death and nursed her back to health. She doesn't remember her ex-husband or their life together. But, when Gabe tells her she's the daughter of a ruthless banker and is wanted for his murder, Ky refuses to accept that. She may not know who she is, but she does know she isn't capable of murder.
Gabe isn't sure what or who to believe. He wants to believe the attractive red head that calls herself Ky. But, there are things she says that causes him to doubt her alledged memory loss. It also appears that the law isn't the only one interested in Ky and both she and Gabe appear to be on someone's radar. Ky doesn't know what's going on, but the woman they claim she is was a lot different from who she really is. Gabe and Ky are hot then cold. One minute he believes her and wants to protect her and the next minute he is supsicious again. For Ky, it's mind numbing to think she could be this "Kathleen" everyone is talking about. Is it possible that there is a case of mistaken identity? Could the sweet, damaged, and shy Ky be a ruthless martial arts expert and a cold blooded killer?
This very fast paced romantic suspence thriller started off with a bang and never lost momentum. From start to finish the author kept us on the edge of seats with explosions, fights, twist and turns, and hot romance. Once you start reading this one you will not be able to put it down. As explosive as it is, it is also a really tender story that shows that love may really be the all powerful thing so many scoff at.
This one is an A.… (meer)