A pretty good ending to the series.
The back cover says: "Welcome to Tyler. The pieces are coming together. Judson's trial is over, but the question remains: Who killed Margaret Ingalls? The answer lies buried deep in her dauther Alyssa's memory... Join the residents of Tyler as they piece together the 40-year old secret of America's favorite hometown.
Each book set in Tyler is a self-contained story; together, they stitch the fabric of a community.
Haunted by dreams... Alyssa Baron's sleep is filled with jumbled images of the night her mother died. But during the day, she's busy sparring with Edward Wocheck, who's intent on buying out the family business.
And a man who never forgot her. Edward has loved Alyssa since they were children. He's determined to put an end to her tortured dreams. And then--business differences or no--he intends to win her heart."
Each book set in Tyler is a self-contained story; together, they stitch the fabric of a community.
Haunted by dreams... Alyssa Baron's sleep is filled with jumbled images of the night her mother died. But during the day, she's busy sparring with Edward Wocheck, who's intent on buying out the family business.
And a man who never forgot her. Edward has loved Alyssa since they were children. He's determined to put an end to her tortured dreams. And then--business differences or no--he intends to win her heart."
The murderer is revealed in this final book in the Tyler Series although you could read as a separate story.
