The story is well written and keeps you guessing all the way to the end. One of Michelle’s best friends is killed right in front of her and Colin thinks this murder might be linked to others. Ten years goes by before Michelle and Colin meet up again. Popular football star and way out her league. She had always had a crush on Colin Roarke, but he was Mr. High school was tough for her so she didn’t want to stick out. Michelle was the ultimate geek in high school due to her mother’s affair with Michelle’s classmate. The storyline was believable and it kept you wanting to finish the story. I really liked the characters and they were very much real in my imagination. I had fun trying to figure out who the murderer was. The cast of characters/suspects was interesting. Colin was a handsome and popular hero, a former high school football star, war hero, and FBI hunk. I liked the foggy/mysterious descriptions of Coral Cove. Will Michelle be the 'Reunion Killer's' next victim? Colin went to the same school as Michelle, but she was a bookish nerd back then, and she thought she went unnoticed by Colin who lived down the street from her.) Colin and Michelle start to look for clues as to who the murderer could be. (Michelle had a crush on Colin many years ago. FBI Agent Colin Roarke is back in town to try to solve these murders. (Michelle's class is having a ten-year reunion in a few weeks). And many of Michelle's former classmates are also turning up dead/murdered, with scattered rose petals at the scene of the crimes.

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