Investigative reporter Sarah Newton works for Truth magazine uncovering the real deal behind controversial stories. Especially murders, a subject she knows a little something about.

When one teenager is found dead and another goes missing in a sleepy, tight-knit Maine town, Sarah heads there to find and expose the truth behind these crimes, not to mention possibly help find the killer before another girl dies.

Kale Connor, a newly elected city councilman, is awarded the dubious honor of keeping Sarah under control. Neither he nor the local law enforcement, nor many of the town's residents, trust her, and they don't want their town slammed in the national media—or their secrets unmasked— even if it means delaying justice and perhaps allowing a killer to go free.

Again.

From the beginning, FIND ME is a nail biter. The suspense kept ramping up with unexpected twists popping up again and again. At the same time, the sexual tension heated up, unleashed in scenes as sexy as any, if not always particularly romantic.

At first, I found it difficult to buy into any hint of a relationship between Sarah and Kale but by the time the killer was caught, I found myself rooting for them as much as for a satisfying ending to the crimes.