Review: No Turning Back – Tiffany Snow

No Turning Back by Tiffany Snow
Series:  Kathleen Turner Series
Release Date:  June 9, 2011
Publisher:   Tiffany Snow
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Source:  Provided by Author
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After the death of her parents, Kathleen Turner leaves small town life for Indianapolis to pursue her dreams the best she can. Young and alone in the world, she works as a lowly Runner at the prestigious law firm of Gage, Kirk and Trent and bartends at night to make ends meet. Her ignominious introduction to Blane Kirk, partner in the firm and local playboy, has her diving under desks to avoid him. Unfortunately, when her friend is murdered and attempts are made on her own life she doesn’t know where to turn – except to Blane.

Kathleen’s journey begins in the halls of justice where she finds not everyone is as they seem and what you don’t know can get you killed. Though a far cry from her Midwestern upbringing, she poses as a prostitute in the intriguing circles of high-priced escort services in a reckless bid to uncover the murderer. Little does she know that the murder of her friend was only a small part in a high-tech plan to rig an online election. She must race against the clock in a desperate ploy to sabotage the scheme in a dangerous game of political espionage.

In No Turning Back, Kathleen struggles to bring a killer to justice, even if it may be the man with whom she’s falling in love.

When we first meet our heroine, Kathleen Turner, it’s just as she face plants herself into the crotch of one of the partners at the law firm Gage, Kirk and Trent.  The partner, Blane Kirk is gorgeous and clearly not impressed with their newest employee.  Kathleen is horrified and spends the next six months avoiding him.  Unfortunately her luck of avoiding him runs out when she does his secretary a favor and Blane finds Kathleen typing up his memos instead of his secretary.  


Kathleen’s luck just goes downhill from there.  Her neighbor is murdered and it’s Kathleen that discovers her.  It’s that murder that sucks Kathleen into a mystery that involves her employer, a couple of scary mob boys and maybe, just maybe Blane himself.  As Kathleen works to try and figure out what happened to her neighbor Sheila, she’s also fighting the feeling she has for Blane and the attraction she has for the dark avenging angel that seems to be following her.


This was a very entertaining story.  There was just the right amount of mystery/intrigue, comedy and romance to keep your attention.  Once you start reading this,  you’re immediately drawn into the life of Kathleen Turner and rooting for her, whether it’s with her relationship with Blaine, dressing up as Brittany Spears for Halloween or evading the bad guys.


This is one of those books that grabs you right away and you find yourself having a hard time putting down.  I’m looking forward to what the next book in this series brings.