Marylee Simson should have heeded her aunt's dying request and stayed away from Burlington. She just couldn't. She knew it held the key to her past and the things she could not remember. Orphaned as a young girl, her aunt took her in and gave her the only version of her life that she had. As a young woman, she could find no records of any of it. It should be easy enough to search out articles of a couple killed in a car accident, but there were none to be had. The only bit of evidence she had was a photograph of two people her aunt claimed were her parents. No one in town seemed to know them except by a different name and as a couple whose photograph appeared in a romance magazine. Stunned, Marylee turned to the one man she could, Evan Baxter. Against her better judgement, Marylee took him into her confidence because of his photography expertise. The same expertise that had her wondering if she was in danger in more ways than one.

She felt the presence of someone either following her or invading her privacy. The police concurred. Her whole life was being watched by someone who knew her past better than she did -- someone who knew the story about her parents. She had to figure out who she was before she could figure out who he was. Her one reoccurring thought - the mirrors. What could it all mean? Who could she trust?

SHADOWS IN THE MIRROR takes a young woman on a journey to find her past and leads the reader right into a mystery about the present. The characters are everyday townspeople, and the plot is believable. A great, fast read that will keep you all fired up.