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Leah’s life has been going downhill for a
while, a fiancé, Kyle, who disappeared without a word, the
death of her mother who she was close to and finally a stalker
who was tormenting her is finally jailed. She was due for some
luck and it came in the form of Vince. When things start to
look up, another stalker is on her tail but this time she has
Vince or does she?
A well-orchestrated meeting helps Vince
worm his way into Leah’s life. All his plans never included
falling for Leah. When Leah finds out his secret she adds
Vince to her list of suspects, which includes Arnold the
Florist and Erik the good neighbor.
In Deadly Desire I thought
the storyline was very weak and unconvincing. The main reason
given for Leah’s fiancé disappearance was because he realized
that he was uncomfortable in an interracial relationship.
Hello, didn't he notice that before he asked her to marry her?
The main storyline was based on these insecurities, which to
me lacked conviction. Despite the lack, I liked the
exploration of the different characters leading up to the
unveiling of the psycho. It kept me guessing but was so slow
with small sparks of life that it did not hold much interest
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