Moments that are impossible to turn back from—that, if you aren’t very careful, can shape the rest of your life. Willow Briars knew this better than anyone.Which was why she was trying rather hard not to murder Lucy Palmer.Many words and phrases have been used to describe thirty-nine-year-old Willow, but not until this very moment would anybody have ever called her murderous.Efficient and capable was how Willow was often described by her boss, Victoria Kincade, chief executive officer of Victoria Kincade Talent Ltd. Also invaluable, resourceful and a genuine treasure.Good old Will was how many of her colleagues referred to her. Fun, funny, down-to-earth Willow Briars, always up for a good night out, says-it-how-it-is Will. And Willow knew perfectly well that if any of them were asked to describe her physically, they would dwell on her lovely skin, beautiful blue eyes, shiny hair and great smile, and fantastic taste in beautiful shoes, which made up for her rather limited choice in fashion.Her identical twin sister, Holly, exactly twenty-six minutes younger, called her her rock, her darling, her soul mate, her other half, and Willow could use all of those words to describe Holly too.
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