Do you love a touch of romance with an intriguing mystery, some family drama, and lots of funny and witty moments? Sounds like an interesting read, right? Barefoot in the Dark book by Suzanne Enoch is all that and more. The author brings back the loved couple Sam & Rick in a a new back after almost ten years. Although the story is a continuation, new readers can easily jump in in the new book.
Barefoot in the Dark Book
Author: Suzanne Enoch
Print Length: 333 pages
Publisher: NYLA (August 15, 2018)
ASIN: B07D4LXQTZ
Barefoot in the Dark Book Plot
Barefoot in the Dark book picks up two weeks after the end of the last book. Richard a British billionaire and Samantha, a cat burglar, first crossed paths when Samantha tried to rob him early on in the series. The two have now come far with Sam leaving her past behind and concentrating on the legit life, engaged to Richard.
However, when the press is not ready to leave them alone and Richard catches Sam trying to run away from them. To spend some quality time, Richard decided to take Sam to his Scottish family and to the castle. Sam’s dreams of royalty is shattered when she sees a dilapidated mansion and Richard’s not too happy family.
The vacation takes an interesting turn when Sam finds out about legend of highwayman’s loot – a buries treasure in the castle. With none of the family ready to let on any real clues to the treasure, Sam’s job connecting with the family Richard has ignored for the last fifteen years becomes all too difficult.
With unreliable phones, intermittent power and lights, and a rumoured restless spirit haunting the castle, this vacation in the Scottish Highlands might be just a bit too much for Sam – or maybe not.
Barefoot in the Dark Book Review
The old series fans will be delighted to connect with their favorite couple once again and slide back into the world they so loved. The wit and banter between Richard and Sam continues to be the highlight of the story along with some humorous moments. The Scottish Highlands and the castle setting adds to the aura of the story and makes the book a fun and entertaining read.
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