Immersed in Fire: For the Love of My Life

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Veta thought that her nightmare was finally over. Her lover Cade had been acquitted of all six murders and although she’d had a brief moment of doubt…she was ready to forget the past and build a future with the man she loves. She has the ability to make excuses for everything he does. Is it blind love…or is he really innocent? She wishes that everyone would just forget the past and allow her and Cade their future…together. Marshall Vance can’t forget. Cade killed his sister and he’s willing to dedicate his life to making sure he doesn’t do it again…and get away with it. For half a year after the trial he watches Cade’s every move. He hates that Veta is blinded by her feelings for Cade and he worries about her constantly. Things seem okay on the surface, but Marshall knows it’s only a matter of time until the monster inside Cade comes back out to play. His fears seem to be proven right when another girl is killed in her bathtub. The murder is terrifyingly reminiscent of the H20 killer and Marshall has no doubt that killer is Cade. Veta is conflicted…once again. Veta’s brother Peter agrees with Marshall and the two men decide it’s time to take the choice out of Veta’s hands and act. Marshall whisks her away and Veta’s life falls back into peaceful routine for a time…but a killer is watching. A killer who thinks Marshall Vance has taken what rightfully belongs to him, and he wants it back. This killer has no conscience, no remorse and will do anything to get what he wants. What he wants is the love of his life…and her name is Veta.