Interior decorator Kit Finn has decided to take a little time off and spend a week at Islamorada, Florida. A small, peaceful and tropical getaway is just what she needs to recharge and, possibly, turn her life around in some way. On her final day there, she bumps into, literally, a rather attractive man in the hotel restaurant. A short time later, she finds him in a shop where she has been browsing. He approaches her and asks her to have dinner with him that night. As Kit has decided to start taking some risks in her life, she accepts.

Their dinner goes quite well and she feels safe enough in accepting an invitation to his hotel room for an after dinner drink. They connect in ways that Kit had never thought was possible. The next morning, they kiss goodbye and Kit leaves for the airport. On the way there, she receives a call from the man identifying himself as Matt Healy. He wants to see her again back in New York and she agrees. When she shows up for that date later in the week, her life seems thrust into the Twilight Zone while also putting her in extreme danger.

Kit realizes that her split second decision to take a risk might cause her to lose everything.

There are those books that, once you begin reading them, you start to resent anything that takes you away from them before you have reached that last page. THE WRONG MAN is one such book. I had initially intended to look through a few pages before going to bed and was on page 75 before I remembered that it was way past my bedtime.

Kate White creates a puzzle of the most intricate and chilling kind in THE WRONG MAN. The reader gets clues along with Kit and there is no guessing ahead. The only way that you will discover what is going on is to continue to read the book until the very end. There is plenty of creepiness to go around, which means that you might just want to read it with some lights on.

THE WRONG MAN is set in a world that readers can easily become a part of and take each unnerving step with Kit Finn in order to solve this life-threatening mystery. Just when you think you know what's going on; Ms. White provides you with more eeriness.

Whatever you do, don't miss this sinister and enthralling treat for the investigator inside of you.