Tuesday's Child by Toni V. Sweeney

 They found love but a closely guarded secret could destroy it…

 About The Book: Grace McAllister hasn't seen or heard from her father since her mother left him twenty years before. When she receives word that Benjamin Troup McAllister has died, she returns to McAllister, Georgia, for the reading of his will. Imagine her shock when she learns that not only does she inherit nothing, but the will states that Benjamin is not her biological father. Stunned by this revelation, she decides to find her real father and enlists the aid of childhood friend Mayfield Donovan.

        The bully of her earliest years, May has grown into a handsome, sensual stranger who becomes Grace's support—and lover—while helping her question her mother's old friends, as well as Benjamin McAllister's enemies which are legion.

     As they sift through the facts of her mother's life and confront the men who loved her, they uncover a tale of revenge, deception, and murder, and discover a truth neither wants to believe or accept.

Our Review: It’s always a treat to read a story by Toni V. Sweeney’s because of the flavor and tone she brings to the pages, including the colorful spice of Southern life, vivid characters who jump off the page and intriguing secrets hidden beneath the many layers. Settle in and enjoy this story of the South. It’s a honey.

On a scale of 1-5, Tuesday’s Child merits a 7.

Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Reviews