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Bad Paths
Justin Behrens

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Dr. Tami Brady, May 3, 2008

Greg Dameron was raised by a single mother. He never knew his father. In fact, he never knew any family apart from his mother. She was very adamant that the two of them were the only family they had, or needed.

Years later, after the death of his mother, Greg begins to learn the truth about his extended family. In the small town of Lost Haven, the name of Dameron means power and money. The Damerons are treated like royalty. They own nearly everything in the area.

But behind this power is a secret. A family secret. Maybe Greg’s mother had a very good reason for staying well away from these people.

Bad Paths is an entertaining read. I like the premise. It is one of those stories that you start out only going to read a chapter, then you find that you’ve read 100 pages, so you continue because you want to know what’s going to happen.

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