Sawmill Springs

By: Gerri Hill

Narrated by: Nicol Zanzarella

Length: 7 hrs and 17 mins

Publisher's summary

Homicide detective Mandi Murphy had seen enough bloodshed on the streets of Houston to last a lifetime. After a botched drug bust left a friend dead, she wanted out of the city. Peaceful little Sawmill Springs seemed like the perfect spot to start over. Six weeks on patrol proved the town to be as quiet and serene as she'd imagined.

When things soured between FBI agent Kayla Dixon and her lover, she was ready for a change from the fast-paced life she was living. Her father, the police chief in Sawmill Springs, offered her a job, and she decided a change of pace was just what she needed. Her wish for slow and peaceful didn't materialize, however, as mere hours after she started her first shift, a prominent citizen was gunned down.

The two women are thrust together to solve the murder and return Sawmill Springs to the sleepy small town the residents expect. As the investigation grows, so does their attraction. There's just one problem - Murphy thinks Kayla is straight. Kayla admits to a failed marriage when she was 18, and an ambiguous affair with another FBI agent convinces Murphy to steer clear of her. Kayla's innocent flirting is met with skepticism and doubt...and temptation. Another murder not only strengthens their bond as partners but has them fighting to escape the clutches of a murderer. No longer able to ignore the budding attraction between them, they must decide if they are willing to start over...this time, together.

©2017 Gerri Hill (P)2017 Audible, Inc.

Not too bad

As usual Nicol as a narrator was great. The story was ok, but struggled to finish it. The two heroines were a good fit but towards the end it was simple and clean cut.

I'll read it more than once

I love Gerri Hill's work and this book is no exception. The dialogue is realistic - I felt like I was eavesdropping on real people. I didn't give it five stars because I couldn't get around the small-town-cop-equals-stupid formula. I realize murders aren't something smaller towns deal with regularly, but it doesn't mean their cops are as clueless as some are depicted in this story. I worked for a large police department (Austin, Tx) and we frequently worked with smaller departments around the state without finding this level of incompetency. This didn't stop me from loving this tale, however.

If you are a fan of lesbian romance you will not be disappointed, folks. The narration was pretty darn good, too!

wonderful

great book, great story loved evetything about it. funny, hot and kept my attention. only one major complaint...its over.

Thoroughly enjoyable

Narrator was a little too monotone for my taste. Other than that it was well written and held my attention. I definitely reccomed this book. You will not be disappointed.

Great experience...

This story was funny, sexy and narrated perfectly. I always like to read the books and then listen to the audiobook afterwards, on both accounts this was a great choice for me indeed.

Keeps you on your toes

Really good book riveting even after I knew the killer the book still kept surprising me.

Classic Gerri Hill

I find author Gerri Hills books easy to listen to, entertaining, and well paced. This book is no different. Would definitely recommend if your a fan of her other books.

Another great listen!

I do love Gerri Hill's books! Nicol Zanzarella is a fantastic narrator. The story is great. I love the confusion created by the characters' assumptions of each other's motives and self labels. It's easy to relate to her characters. And, Nicol Zanzarella's narration brings out the subtle dry humor. Bravo!!!

one unanswered question

Liked the story, but you never disclosed where the money was hidden. Now I will never know if I was right....

Loved it!

Another great Gerri Hill book. A cop drama & who-done-it in a small town. Love the descriptive location & scenery. Great characters & Nicole’s narration is A+. On to the next Hill book!