Old family feuds appeared laid to rest until a murder
reopened the wounds. Stanton Youngblood is murdered, but
he leaves behind a clue that points to the wealthy Wayne
family. Leigh Youngblood is furious, vowing vengeance for
her husband, as she knows one of her siblings is behind
the callous murder. As the Youngblood family gathers
together to support their mother, Bowie Youngblood also
returns home to support his mother. Bowie loved Talia
Champion and her refusal to marry him sent him far away
from his West Virginia hometown. Will this horrible
murder give Bowie and Talia a second chance at happiness?
Meanwhile, a murderer lurks in the background...is the
death toll going to rise higher?
Sharon Sala imbues FAMILY SINS with a deep sense of love,
family, and loyalty. The Youngblood family is tight knit,
but it is their sense of morality and desire for true
justice that shines through each and every page. Leigh's
pain at losing her husband is only sharpened by the deep
injustices that permeate the town of Eden, a town where
the wealthy have taken advantage of the less fortunate
far too often.
I love the fact that Sharon Sala doesn't hesitate to
include characters like Jesse or Talia's father in FAMILY
SINS. We get to see the struggles that ordinary people
face regularly as told with love, respect, and
sensitivity. Sharon Sala shows us the quiet dignity that
resides in these families, even as our hearts cry right
along with them.
FAMILY SINS tells a soul-wrenching story of love,
heartache, and murder that is practically impossible to
put down. Sharon Sala yanks at the reader's heartstrings
with each and every poignant scene between Bowie and
Talia. If you love emotional tales of love, family, and
justice, then look no further than FAMILY SINS. Sharon
Sala has yet another winner on her hands with FAMILY
SINS!
Felled by a cowardly shot to the back, Stanton Youngblood
has just enough time before he dies to leave a single clue
to his killer's identity: the word Wayne, scrawled
in his own blood.
That word means everything to his widow. Leigh Youngblood
was once Leigh Wayne, but she left her wealthy family behind
thirty years ago when she fell in love with Stanton, a
betrayal the Waynes have never forgiven. Now she publicly
vows to discover which of her siblings thinks money and
power are enough to cover up a murder.
Back in town to find his father's killer, prodigal son Bowie
finds his search for justice comes with an unexpected ray of
light. He's loved Talia Champion forever, but when she said
she couldn't marry him, he left town and never looked back.
This time it's Talia who needs him, and it
isn't in him to deny her anything.
But the killer still has a score to settle, and if that
means spilling more blood—so much the better.
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