Don't Go Home

December 1, 2003
When Matthew confronts his married brother, Robert, who's trying to pick up a woman at a bar, he has no idea that his sibling will be murdered later that night. Mia's identical twin sister, Margot, is the woman Robert was hitting on. Now Margot has disappeared, and Mia finds out that her sister has hired herself out as a professional decoy for married men, each of whom has been murdered. Knowing that the flamboyant Margot holds the key to the killings, Matt and Mia join forces to find her. As the weeks go by, they give in to their mutual attraction, but never really trust each other. Matt and Mia have major issues to deal with, and neither seems able to get past them. As with "In Too Deep" (2001) and "Night Moves" (2002), Taylor has once again crafted a fresh, twisty, and surprising plot. Readers who enjoy a spine tingling read will love this suspenseful tale of secretive siblings. (Reprinted with permission of Booklist, copyright 2003, American Library Association.)