by
Amanda Robson
Avon
Books
Miranda
and Zara Cunningham are twins, different in both looks and
personality. Zara is a flighty, outgoing and artistic soul with a
history of self-harm. Miranda, more stable and grounded, worries for
her sister. She offers Zara support and a home to get over her last
bout of cutting, but her plans for a secure life come off the rails
when Zara meets Sebastian Templeton.
From
the get-go Zara seems obsessed by Sebastian. When Miranda meets him
for the first time she feels she can’t trust the guy. Sebastian has
swarthy good looks, but something behind his cavalier over-friendly
attitude toward her strikes Miranda as all wrong. Matters don’t
improve when he gets a position in the tax department at the firm
where Miranda works as an accountant and begins to affect her good
standing with her employer. As the relationship between Zara and
Sebastian deepens the warning bells in Miranda’s mind sound all the
louder. What is it in Sebastian’s past that drives his present
behavior? Why is he doing all he can to drive a wedge between the
twins? An act of sexual assault and a terrible betrayal leaves one
twin dead and the other fighting for her freedom. The survivor has to
put her life on the line before she can win justice for them both.
Robson
put a lot of heart, soul and hard-won experience into Guilt
to create a harrowing page-turning read from start to finish.
Miranda, Zara and Sebastian pop off the page as real characters with
believable drives and reasons all their own.
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