Bed Of Lies by Pam Champagne, contemporary (2007) Samhain
Publishing, $5.50, ISBN 1-59998-509-8  Pam Champagne's Bed Of
Lies is exactly the kind of the book that drives me crazy. The
main characters keep all kinds of secrets from each other and
when they have to talk, even when their guilt intensifies
they... won't. The heroine goes through extreme lengths to
martyr herself for the family, including marrying a scumbag. The
hero plays the race card against anyone who does him wrong while
being far from reasonable himself. All these come together to
make me want to grab the hero's braids and pull until he screams
for his Mommy.  Ace Bear, who's with the DEA, breezes back into
Spruce Harbor, Maine to bust up a drug ring although from the
rest of the story I'd think he's some kind of happy vigilante
since he often acts as if he doesn't have to answer to his
superiors. The first thing he does is to attend Brenna
McKenzie's wedding at the church, wanting to break it up, but
someone shoots the bridegroom and thus sp