Book Review: Sacred Vines

Sacred Vines by Don Stevens
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Investigators Louis Deville and Reginald Scudder are called to an “accident” to help out the local sergeant. What they quickly find is this may be no simple accident, it may be a murder. As they start interviewing family and residents of Finger Lake, they come across a family that has just lost their son through a drowning in the same lake. Could this just be coincidence? They start diving deeper into the lives and history of the residents to find that many of them have buried secrets and lies in their pasts. Twists and turns in the story take you through a fascinating story of love, loss, betrayal and friendship.
I really enjoyed this book, but I will be honest that the first time I picked it up I found the beginning confusing probably due to the fact that I didn’t read the first book in the series. I put it down to pick it up again after reading reviews and boy was I glad I did. The book had me guessing right until the last page. I liked the different characters and the dynamics of the small town residents. I quickly became engrossed in the story when things started to unfold. Thank you so much to the author, Books Go Social and NetGalley for an advanced copy to review.


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