Clint Austin is a free man after serving 10 years in a
maximum security prison for a murder he did not commit.
Many years have passed since that fateful night he found
popular cheerleader Heather Baker bleeding to death in
Emily Wallace's bedroom with Emily as a witness. Now, Clint
is returning to his small hometown in Alabama to ask
probing questions about the murder to draw out the real
killer and prove he's innocent of the crime. No one wants
him to stir up the past and some are willing to go to any
length to keep their secrets.
At one time, Clint was the object of Emily Wallace's dreams
and fantasies, but that was a long time ago. Now he's the
major cause of her nightmares. The night she was a witness
to her best friend's murder is the night her life changed
tragically. When she hears Clint is returning, she
vigilantly tries to find any reason to send him back to
prison for good. The longer he's in town, the more
confusing the situation becomes as Emily starts to suspect
he may be innocent after all.
Debra Webb has made a smooth transition to a
different genre of writing. TRACELESS is a steamy,
provocative novel with deep, deadly secrets guaranteed to
be worthy of your time.
She’s in search of JUSTICE. Emily
Wallace has no doubt about who killed her best friend ten
years ago: Clint Austin, her then boyfriend. The key
witness in his trial, Emily put Clint behind bars with her
tearful testimony. But when Emily learns that Clint has
been released on parole, she returns to her Alabama
hometown to confront him—and make sure he never forgets
the damage he has done.
He is dead-set on
revenge… After serving ten years for a crime he
didn’t commit, Clint knows only the truth can set him
free. Ignoring warnings from his old friend, now the chief
of police, Clint will let no one stand in his way as he
tries to prove his innocence—including Emily, the girl he
once loved who ruined his life. Prison has made him a hard
man, yet he yearns for Emily…and he can see in her eyes
that, in spite of herself, she feels the same. But even if
he can convince Emily to trust him, it might be too late
to clear his name—before the real killer strikes
again.