Review: Girl Three – Tracy March

Bioethicist Jessica Croft, estranged daughter of a federal judge, has avoided the players, power, and passions of Washington, DC. But when her sister’s suspicious death is classified as natural, Jessie resolves to expose the murderer. Pursuing elite suspects on both sides of the stem-cell-research debate leads her to security consultant Michael Gillette, who knows more about her sister than he’ll admit.

Michael has a vested interest in Jessie’s plight. Her sister died on his watch—while he wasn’t watching. His plan to find her murderer becomes complicated when Jessie’s father hires him to protect Jessie, and his interest turns from professional…to romantic.

Jessie and Michael must unravel a mystery rife with political agendas and deceit. When confidential papers reveal a fertility scandal surrounding the enigmatic Girl Three, the two realize the danger of exposing the truth. Who is Girl Three? And will the murderer kill again to keep a secret?

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Release Date: April 30, 2013
Publisher: Entangled Publishing
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Reviewer’s Thoughts

Loved this one! It had a lot of suspense–many unexpected twists and turns to keep me on my toes. I think March did a great job “”setting up”” each character. I felt like I got to know the characters without reading a laundry list of traits. It all flowed very naturally.

I was a bit intimidated that I wouldn’t be able to handle a plot about the inner-workings of Washington DC, Lobbyists, etc. I am usually more of light-hearted-romance kind of reader! However, I found that aspect of the story very intriguing. I know this is a work of fiction, but it was completely believable.

I definitely recommend this one. I think it has something for everybody. I look forward to more from Tracy March–especially along the same lines as this story!