One Last Look
by Linda Lael Miller
Buy book: $9.88

Attorney Clare Westbrook and Homicide Detective Tony Sonterra leave the battle-scarred streets of Phoenix and head for the hills. Tony's been offered the position as Sheriff in a sleepy Arizona hill town and Clare is looking forward to starting up a new law office and preparing for the birth of their child--far away from the line of fire. But things aren't always as they seem, and Tony and Clare soon find themselves drawn into a mystery that has the body count rising and these two lovers fighting for survival.

I like it so far and will definitely keep reading. Following is an excerpt...

"I swayed, gripped the edge of a nearby steel table for balance, and
instantly recoiled. The slab was bare, even sterile, but I had a
sudden, swift sense of all the bodies that had rested there, for a
brief and grisly interval, with only a toe tag to differentiate them
from the other vacant shells of humanity that had passed through
that place. I'm not exactly squeamish, but I was in a morgue, and
four months pregnant."

I've always really enjoyed Linda Lael Miller's lighter books but have never tried her murder mystery books. I think this is a series and I'd like to start with the first book. Any opinions on that?

"Miller concludes her bestselling romantic suspense trilogy (Don't Look Now; Never Look Back) with more slick sleuthing featuring blunt, resourceful attorney Clare Westbrook and her fiancé, homicide detective Tony Sonterra." (a quote from a review on amazon) -

FYI - seems you are right - this is the end of a trilogy, which I may look up the others first, also - after all, this is a pre-pub and not out yet anyway -

I have read the other two titles in this series, Don't Look Now and Don't Look Back.
I enjoyed both and I am looking forward to this book. I like the characters individually and the way they play off each other. Hope this helps you decide.

I'm hooked - will definately get a copy