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Cold Case Detectives #2
Justice Hunter
The Cold Case Detectives series heats up with a sexy new hero in this story of revenge and desire.
A tough ex-SEAL turned private investigator, Lucas Curran vows that solving his sister's murder must come first. Even before his raging attraction to Rachel Delany, who might be a fresh lead in the four-year-old case. It's just that he can't trust the down-on-her-luck beauty. He's already been devastated once by a deceitful ex. Then there's Rachel's rap sheet…and her infuriating tendency to withhold the truth.
But when Rachel's life goes up in flames, they're forced to rely on each other. Because Rachel is more than just Lucas's ticket to outsmarting a killer and serving up justice—she's his second chance at a burning love he never thought possible.
A tough ex-SEAL turned private investigator, Lucas Curran vows that solving his sister's murder must come first. Even before his raging attraction to Rachel Delany, who might be a fresh lead in the four-year-old case. It's just that he can't trust the down-on-her-luck beauty. He's already been devastated once by a deceitful ex. Then there's Rachel's rap sheet…and her infuriating tendency to withhold the truth.
But when Rachel's life goes up in flames, they're forced to rely on each other. Because Rachel is more than just Lucas's ticket to outsmarting a killer and serving up justice—she's his second chance at a burning love he never thought possible.
- GenresRomantic SuspenseRomance
288 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published January 5, 2016
About the author
Jennifer Morey
109 books48 followersTwo-time RITA nominee and Golden Quill winner, Jennifer Morey writes single-title contemporary romance and page-turning romantic suspense. She has a geology degree and has managed export programs in compliance with the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) for the aerospace industry. She lives at the feet of the Rocky Mountains in Denver, Colorado, and loves to hear from readers through her website, www.jennifermorey.com or Facebook.
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March 21, 2019
Good book with a nice balance of romance and suspense. Lucas joined Dark Alley Investigations for the freedom to investigate his sister's murder the way he wanted. He believed that the woman who had an affair with his brother-in-law knew more than she revealed. He was determined to find out what it was. Meanwhile, Rachel was trying to move on with her life. It wasn't easy, especially when she was constantly looking over her shoulder at the past that wouldn't go away.
The relationship between Lucas and Rachel got off to a rocky start. Lucas charmed his way into her life with lies and manipulation. He had already judged her as a person and saw nothing wrong with his actions. Rachel was wary of this man who suddenly appeared in her life, but gave him the benefit of the doubt. When she discovered the truth, she was justifiably hurt and angry. The good thing was that now that the truth was out there, Lucas could ask his questions directly. Unfortunately, both he and Rachel have deep trust issues. His ex burned Lucas, and at the beginning, Rachel reminds him of her. With Rachel's history, Lucas has a difficult time believing her when she tells him anything. It doesn't help that she has been keeping something secret for four years. Because of how her affair with Jared turned out, Rachel is leery of trusting any man. Lucas's deception added fuel to that fire, making her reluctant to confide in him. Neither one can deny the attraction that burns between them, but giving in to it is not an option.
To make matters worse, Lucas's arrival stirred up a hornet's nest. Rachel received threats telling her to stay away from Lucas. Those threats quickly turned to attacks. It seemed that they could not catch a break, with one attack following another. My heart was in my throat when Lucas's house was set on fire with them inside, and then what happened as they tried to escape. Each time that they turned up a new lead, someone else was added to the list of possible suspects. There were some unexpected twists that created even more questions. I wanted to shake Rachel at the end when she went off on her own to follow up on an idea she had as she ended up falling right into the bad guy's hands. However, I was impressed with her strength and ingenuity as she refused to give in to him. I also liked that she had been smart enough to leave a bit of a trail for Lucas to follow when he realized she was gone. The final confrontation was very intense, and I was on the edge of my seat until it was all over.
With all the time that Lucas and Rachel spent together, eventually, they began to break down each other's walls. I liked seeing them exchange the stories of the events that made them who they were. I was clear that they were much more alike than either wanted to admit. The chemistry between them continued to build, but on those few occasions when they gave in, their trust issues would rear up and push them apart again. Lucas received some advice from a very unexpected source which helped him see the truth of his feelings. I loved his big moment at the end as he let go of the past and embraced his future.
The relationship between Lucas and Rachel got off to a rocky start. Lucas charmed his way into her life with lies and manipulation. He had already judged her as a person and saw nothing wrong with his actions. Rachel was wary of this man who suddenly appeared in her life, but gave him the benefit of the doubt. When she discovered the truth, she was justifiably hurt and angry. The good thing was that now that the truth was out there, Lucas could ask his questions directly. Unfortunately, both he and Rachel have deep trust issues. His ex burned Lucas, and at the beginning, Rachel reminds him of her. With Rachel's history, Lucas has a difficult time believing her when she tells him anything. It doesn't help that she has been keeping something secret for four years. Because of how her affair with Jared turned out, Rachel is leery of trusting any man. Lucas's deception added fuel to that fire, making her reluctant to confide in him. Neither one can deny the attraction that burns between them, but giving in to it is not an option.
To make matters worse, Lucas's arrival stirred up a hornet's nest. Rachel received threats telling her to stay away from Lucas. Those threats quickly turned to attacks. It seemed that they could not catch a break, with one attack following another. My heart was in my throat when Lucas's house was set on fire with them inside, and then what happened as they tried to escape. Each time that they turned up a new lead, someone else was added to the list of possible suspects. There were some unexpected twists that created even more questions. I wanted to shake Rachel at the end when she went off on her own to follow up on an idea she had as she ended up falling right into the bad guy's hands. However, I was impressed with her strength and ingenuity as she refused to give in to him. I also liked that she had been smart enough to leave a bit of a trail for Lucas to follow when he realized she was gone. The final confrontation was very intense, and I was on the edge of my seat until it was all over.
With all the time that Lucas and Rachel spent together, eventually, they began to break down each other's walls. I liked seeing them exchange the stories of the events that made them who they were. I was clear that they were much more alike than either wanted to admit. The chemistry between them continued to build, but on those few occasions when they gave in, their trust issues would rear up and push them apart again. Lucas received some advice from a very unexpected source which helped him see the truth of his feelings. I loved his big moment at the end as he let go of the past and embraced his future.
February 13, 2021
The hero takes the job with Dark Alley Investigations because they have access to databases that can give him information. He goes into the meeting with Kadin already knowing that the heroine has been in juvie but somehow doesn’t know that her parents died and she was in foster care or that she had court ordered counselling? He also doesn’t know that she’s in college and close to completing an MBA??? I mean, this is his SISTER’S murder investigation you would think he’d be a bit more thorough and not so half-assed.
August 31, 2024
September Readathon
2+
Doggedly just fine.
Some things that bothered me:
-- heroine's juvie record was bandied about and apparently used against her a lot in her life; wouldn't it have been sealed / confidential (there were no special circumstances to make it otherwise)
-- heroine's sudden taking the situation in hand and doing her own heroics at the very end of the book; I don't mind an active heroine! but where was that attitude the whole rest of the book (even fighting it or coming into it would have been nice)
-- hero isn't a great investigator for being a Top Investigator
-- heroine and her thoughts on life and other women... oddly sexist
-- hero mentally describes an extra character who runs to his aid as "her breasts and stomach jiggled as she ran..." and wow, lol, way to do a middle-of-the-night did you a huge favor 40-something woman dirty, hero
-- he notices breasts breasting boobily several times
-- why did the heroine's ex (and the hero's ex BiL) suddenly want back with the heroine, four years later? it wasn't explained as 'the hero is back in town and it reminded me how good we were together...' He just popped up, wanting the heroine again, because it made a good plot beat for him to
-- zero reason for the deception in the beginning to hook the heroine into working for the hero's dad (so, so briefly), not even needed to set anything up, as it didn't gain him anything and he could have simply started surveilling her and getting to know her
Some messy people and strained morals going every which way in this one. I'm not a prude to mind messy people or, depending, strained morals. But since in this it was primarily a lot of once-removed sleeping around dynamic, it felt a bit off, especially to backdrop a romance.
The leads did a whole lot of "think things while sitting next to each other" and I really wanted them to get it out in dialogue and sharing instead. Both exposition and reaching back to past events. Too many pages were heavy with explanations and exposition thought in passing by the leads instead of shown to us or shared aloud.
Definitely a case of 'surviving intense experiences don't equal being in love' but I hope they find their way to it. For the surprise tack-on bb if nothing else.
2+
Doggedly just fine.
Some things that bothered me:
-- heroine's juvie record was bandied about and apparently used against her a lot in her life; wouldn't it have been sealed / confidential (there were no special circumstances to make it otherwise)
-- heroine's sudden taking the situation in hand and doing her own heroics at the very end of the book; I don't mind an active heroine! but where was that attitude the whole rest of the book (even fighting it or coming into it would have been nice)
-- hero isn't a great investigator for being a Top Investigator
-- heroine and her thoughts on life and other women... oddly sexist
-- hero mentally describes an extra character who runs to his aid as "her breasts and stomach jiggled as she ran..." and wow, lol, way to do a middle-of-the-night did you a huge favor 40-something woman dirty, hero
-- he notices breasts breasting boobily several times
-- why did the heroine's ex (and the hero's ex BiL) suddenly want back with the heroine, four years later? it wasn't explained as 'the hero is back in town and it reminded me how good we were together...' He just popped up, wanting the heroine again, because it made a good plot beat for him to
-- zero reason for the deception in the beginning to hook the heroine into working for the hero's dad (so, so briefly), not even needed to set anything up, as it didn't gain him anything and he could have simply started surveilling her and getting to know her
Some messy people and strained morals going every which way in this one. I'm not a prude to mind messy people or, depending, strained morals. But since in this it was primarily a lot of once-removed sleeping around dynamic, it felt a bit off, especially to backdrop a romance.
The leads did a whole lot of "think things while sitting next to each other" and I really wanted them to get it out in dialogue and sharing instead. Both exposition and reaching back to past events. Too many pages were heavy with explanations and exposition thought in passing by the leads instead of shown to us or shared aloud.
Definitely a case of 'surviving intense experiences don't equal being in love' but I hope they find their way to it. For the surprise tack-on bb if nothing else.
January 11, 2020
Rachel has had a rough life. She is trying to change her life. She has been threatened. Lucas wants to find his sister's killer. Of course, he lies to Rachel trying to get information from her. Bullets and threats keep coming after them.
Good book. I was so drawn in that I finished in less than a day.
Good book. I was so drawn in that I finished in less than a day.
January 20, 2016
Dark Alley Investigations was started by a man who know all too well about the heartbreak of losing a loved one and not having those responsible for the death caught. Cases gone cold are much harder to sort out, but having committed employees helps his company to bring closure to families for whom no answers have been found. The second book in the Cold Case Detectives miniseries has a new investigator tangling with a woman who might know facts about a murder which he is determined to solve, no matter how many times he has to quiz her because she refuses to be completely honest with him. When they let emotions become involved, neither are prepared for the unexpected feelings that develop. Jennifer Morey skillfully entwines danger and passion in JUSTICE HUNTER to create a suspenseful romance.
When Lucas Curran walked into an agency specializing in cold murder cases and became one of its investigators, he wanted to locate the person responsible for killing his sister four years before. The only clue he has to follow is discovering if Rachel Delany knows anything important, as there is a link between the two women. Using some deceptive measures, Lucas tries to uncover any vital information she may not have previously divulged. When the chance to assist Rachel arises, he uses the opportunity to possibly gain her trust by getting close.
The more Lucas is around Rachel, the more he comes to like her spirit and determination. Though he does learn many facts about her, there are still some details that she keeps to herself. While part of what he has told her is untrue, how he starts to care about her is real. Needing to expose what she is keeping from Lucas is his goal, as it may point out who is the killer. Falling for Rachel was definitely not supposed to happen, but keeping her out of his thoughts is next to impossible.
Ever since his sister was murdered, Lucas has not given up his quest to find her killer. When it finally seems like he might get some answers, he finds the woman who is not revealing all she knows is becoming more than a potential suspect. As he uses tricks to get what he wants, he also begins to feel surprisingly drawn to her. Lots has gone wrong for Rachel since her parents died, and she is looking for a stable life but luck has not been with her so far. Lucas makes her want to believe happiness is within reach, but with little trust between them, strong sexual desire is not enough for their relationship to continue. I kept wondering just what Rachel was hiding, and several of her disclosures as well as a few others are rather shocking.
With numerous unknowns in the story, I never knew for certain who was a killer and who was innocent. As each fact is revealed, my deductions as to what was going on kept changing. By the end, I was astonished as to how the thrilling conclusion played out. Clues are cleverly brought to light by Jennifer Morey, making her latest Cold Case Detectives story often riveting. JUSTICE HUNTER has adventures, mysteries and plenty of sexual tension.
Received copy from author for a CataRomance review - 4 Stars
When Lucas Curran walked into an agency specializing in cold murder cases and became one of its investigators, he wanted to locate the person responsible for killing his sister four years before. The only clue he has to follow is discovering if Rachel Delany knows anything important, as there is a link between the two women. Using some deceptive measures, Lucas tries to uncover any vital information she may not have previously divulged. When the chance to assist Rachel arises, he uses the opportunity to possibly gain her trust by getting close.
The more Lucas is around Rachel, the more he comes to like her spirit and determination. Though he does learn many facts about her, there are still some details that she keeps to herself. While part of what he has told her is untrue, how he starts to care about her is real. Needing to expose what she is keeping from Lucas is his goal, as it may point out who is the killer. Falling for Rachel was definitely not supposed to happen, but keeping her out of his thoughts is next to impossible.
Ever since his sister was murdered, Lucas has not given up his quest to find her killer. When it finally seems like he might get some answers, he finds the woman who is not revealing all she knows is becoming more than a potential suspect. As he uses tricks to get what he wants, he also begins to feel surprisingly drawn to her. Lots has gone wrong for Rachel since her parents died, and she is looking for a stable life but luck has not been with her so far. Lucas makes her want to believe happiness is within reach, but with little trust between them, strong sexual desire is not enough for their relationship to continue. I kept wondering just what Rachel was hiding, and several of her disclosures as well as a few others are rather shocking.
With numerous unknowns in the story, I never knew for certain who was a killer and who was innocent. As each fact is revealed, my deductions as to what was going on kept changing. By the end, I was astonished as to how the thrilling conclusion played out. Clues are cleverly brought to light by Jennifer Morey, making her latest Cold Case Detectives story often riveting. JUSTICE HUNTER has adventures, mysteries and plenty of sexual tension.
Received copy from author for a CataRomance review - 4 Stars
October 15, 2015
Title: Justice Hunter
Author: Jennifer Morey
Genre: Contemporary Romance, Suspense
Series or Standalone: Standalone
Rating: ★★★★
Review
I have to admit, it’s been a long time since I sat down with a Harlequin romance. Years in fact. My reading travels have taken me all over the place, but what is kind of cool about this book is, since Harlequin was where I got my romance reading start, it’s sort of like coming home again in a sense.
Especially since I always did enjoy the more suspense driven stories and this one definitely has that. At times, it was this very aspect that kept me engaged.
I loved Lucas. I enjoyed the fact that he was hell bent on bringing the person that had killed his sister to justice by any means necessary. That entire family dynamic definitely tying me instantly to the book. I even enjoyed the fact that he was going to have to get close to Rachel in an effort to do that, and for me to agree with someone who is basically using another is a big thing. I just wanted to see the resolution for him and resolution I most definitely got.
Rachel. I wasn’t sure about her. Even from the start I questioned just how deeply involved in all of this she was even though I was sort of hoping with the way they reacted to one another, the attraction between them (despite the secrets on both sides) that she wasn’t going to be too involved. I wanted her to be innocent so that they could just stop fighting the inevitable and again, the author delivered.
Where some romances focus solely on that and the suspense falls more into the background, this story I think kept a pretty even pace with both, even though it did take quite some time for the romantic pay off I was after. There were glimpses, moments in time shared throughout that were right on par with the craziness that ensued the more the story progressed.
At no one point did I nail down exactly who was behind everything, which was another aspect I enjoyed. The author definitely played that angle perfectly. Every time I guessed at what was going on, something would happen to prove me wrong, and by the time it was revealed, I can safely say I didn’t see it coming that way at all.
The ending was a little too tightly wrapped in a big red bow for me I think (and typical of a lot of romances of the past), but aside from all of that, it still remained a really great romantic suspense. It also made me want to check out more work from the author, both previous and works she releases in the future because I did enjoy the writing style here and the way it all came together.
If you’re a fan of suspense, romances, or even just a fan of the Harlequin style stories, this is definitely one you should check out and one I’d recommend.
My thanks to the author, NetGalley and all others involved for letting me read this before official release.
February 4, 2016
Title: Justice Hunter - Cold Case Detectives Book 2
Author: Jennifer Morey
Published: 1-5-16
Publisher: Harlequin Romantic Suspense
Pages: 288
Genre: Mystery, Thrillers and Suspense
Sub Genre: Series, Westerns, Romance
ISBN: 978037329722
ASIN: B0111QRO2S
Reviewer: DelAnne
Reviewed For: NetGalley
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Lucas Curran, a former marine and an ex-SWAT member, came to work for Dark Alley Investigations mainly to find the one responsible for his sister's death. To that end he maneuvers himself in the life of Rachel Delaney who was involved with Jared Palmer, Lucas' sister husband, until he was married. After her own rebellion as a teenager Rachel has her own reasons not to trust law enforcement and after Jared she has reasons not to trust men in general.
Rachel presents a hard shell to the world, but in truth she is afraid. Someone is out to hurt her. She is being blackmailed by someone and she is trying to find out who. Both she and Lucas have secrets that can tear them apart when brought out into the open. This is a gripping story full of suspense and intrigue. With many twist and turns you will be pulled into the lives of Lucas and Rachel. I look forward to reading more of Jennifer Morley's work. I thoroughly enjoy her style of writing and strong characters.
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Author: Jennifer Morey
Published: 1-5-16
Publisher: Harlequin Romantic Suspense
Pages: 288
Genre: Mystery, Thrillers and Suspense
Sub Genre: Series, Westerns, Romance
ISBN: 978037329722
ASIN: B0111QRO2S
Reviewer: DelAnne
Reviewed For: NetGalley
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Lucas Curran, a former marine and an ex-SWAT member, came to work for Dark Alley Investigations mainly to find the one responsible for his sister's death. To that end he maneuvers himself in the life of Rachel Delaney who was involved with Jared Palmer, Lucas' sister husband, until he was married. After her own rebellion as a teenager Rachel has her own reasons not to trust law enforcement and after Jared she has reasons not to trust men in general.
Rachel presents a hard shell to the world, but in truth she is afraid. Someone is out to hurt her. She is being blackmailed by someone and she is trying to find out who. Both she and Lucas have secrets that can tear them apart when brought out into the open. This is a gripping story full of suspense and intrigue. With many twist and turns you will be pulled into the lives of Lucas and Rachel. I look forward to reading more of Jennifer Morley's work. I thoroughly enjoy her style of writing and strong characters.
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January 10, 2016
I received an ARC of this novel in exchange for an honest review and here it is.
This is the first novel I've read by this author and I don't know why or how I've not read her before.
Lucas Curran, an ex-marine and former SWAT team member is now working for Dark Alley Investigations, doing what a police department would never permit--looking into the death of his own sister, who was married to Jared Palmer, who was cheating on her with Rachel Delaney, and Rachel had no idea he was married at the time. Jared is the classic scoundrel, wealthy but lacking in honesty and morals. Lucas wonders if his sister was murdered so that Jared could be with Rachel. Now that Jared's wife is out of the picture, he's actively trying to get Rachel back.
To investigate further, Lucas charms his way into Rachel's life slowly, lying to her about who he is and what his motives are to gain her confidence, but after Jared's deception, the last thing Rachel needs is another lying scoundrel. Rachel has had a rough beginning and acted out enough as a teenager to have made the aquaintance of the justice system and trust isn't something she offers easily. She's also being threatened and blackmailed, but she's not sure by whom. And that's just for starters.
This is one good, solid, taut romantic suspense novel that kept me guessing until the very end, all the while thinking, "Oh what tangled webs we weave..." I'll definitely be following Ms. Morey from this point on. If you love a little romance with your mystery and suspense, this novel is a good choice.
This is the first novel I've read by this author and I don't know why or how I've not read her before.
Lucas Curran, an ex-marine and former SWAT team member is now working for Dark Alley Investigations, doing what a police department would never permit--looking into the death of his own sister, who was married to Jared Palmer, who was cheating on her with Rachel Delaney, and Rachel had no idea he was married at the time. Jared is the classic scoundrel, wealthy but lacking in honesty and morals. Lucas wonders if his sister was murdered so that Jared could be with Rachel. Now that Jared's wife is out of the picture, he's actively trying to get Rachel back.
To investigate further, Lucas charms his way into Rachel's life slowly, lying to her about who he is and what his motives are to gain her confidence, but after Jared's deception, the last thing Rachel needs is another lying scoundrel. Rachel has had a rough beginning and acted out enough as a teenager to have made the aquaintance of the justice system and trust isn't something she offers easily. She's also being threatened and blackmailed, but she's not sure by whom. And that's just for starters.
This is one good, solid, taut romantic suspense novel that kept me guessing until the very end, all the while thinking, "Oh what tangled webs we weave..." I'll definitely be following Ms. Morey from this point on. If you love a little romance with your mystery and suspense, this novel is a good choice.
December 21, 2015
Lucas is investigating his sisters murder and he knows that Rachels knows more than she is leading on. Meanwhile Rachel is trying to keep herself out of trouble with a past like hers it'll be easy for anyone to pin anything on her. Looking for a job Rachel just so happens to get hired by a Lucas father causing that bit of connection so that Lucas can questions her. Little did they expect for someone to have a hit out on her and they are out for blood.
I loved this book there was so much going on with the who break ins and shoot out to keep the readers on their toes wondering what was going to happen next. Then there was the mystery of what does Rachel really knows that shes not telling anyone. Then there's that ending, There isn't much that I can say to you without spoiling the book but if you love a good action thriller with a bit a heat this'll be for you. I really loved every minute reading this book. I loved that the characters were complex getting to know a bit more of rachel and her past. I loved that there was more then one point of vie.w i loved the storyline it was written very well and was interesting. Highly Recommend!
I loved this book there was so much going on with the who break ins and shoot out to keep the readers on their toes wondering what was going to happen next. Then there was the mystery of what does Rachel really knows that shes not telling anyone. Then there's that ending, There isn't much that I can say to you without spoiling the book but if you love a good action thriller with a bit a heat this'll be for you. I really loved every minute reading this book. I loved that the characters were complex getting to know a bit more of rachel and her past. I loved that there was more then one point of vie.w i loved the storyline it was written very well and was interesting. Highly Recommend!
January 6, 2016
I really liked this suspense filled story.
There's so much happening in the story, so many different angles. Everytime I thought I had it all figured out, and knew what was what, a plot twist, and I was guessing again. That kept me glued to the story.
The characters are edgy, they have secrets, and are skating on the line of good and bad. I really wasn't sure with Rachel, what her secrets were, and was she really that innocent at all. Luke is very oriented to find the truth behind his sister's murder, and not shy to use anything to find the answers and clues he needs.
I wasn't sure at first, if they, Luke and Rachel, have a connection, or if he was just using her to the greater good. But the feelings grow, and the connection between them comes clear.
Also, who is really behind everything that was happening, that was the other question in my mind, that wasn't' solved until the end. But the end is satisfying, and giving answers to my questions.
Great suspense, a murder mystery that keeps you guessing and wondering all the way to the end
~ Four Spoons
There's so much happening in the story, so many different angles. Everytime I thought I had it all figured out, and knew what was what, a plot twist, and I was guessing again. That kept me glued to the story.
The characters are edgy, they have secrets, and are skating on the line of good and bad. I really wasn't sure with Rachel, what her secrets were, and was she really that innocent at all. Luke is very oriented to find the truth behind his sister's murder, and not shy to use anything to find the answers and clues he needs.
I wasn't sure at first, if they, Luke and Rachel, have a connection, or if he was just using her to the greater good. But the feelings grow, and the connection between them comes clear.
Also, who is really behind everything that was happening, that was the other question in my mind, that wasn't' solved until the end. But the end is satisfying, and giving answers to my questions.
Great suspense, a murder mystery that keeps you guessing and wondering all the way to the end
~ Four Spoons
January 10, 2016
This sounds like a really good series about cold cases. I'm struggling with this specific book as Rachel is not a likable character. I think the author was trying to make her a possible suspect when she introduces her and I just wasn't able to like her later. She seems like a slut and very whiny.
I like Lucas he was determined to do whatever it took to find his sister’s murderer. I found it interesting that he definitely does things that a police officer cannot do. This is why they "freelance”.
Something just wasn't working in the storyline for me. However I kept reading because I did want to know who killed his sister. It was good on the suspense.
You can see my full review at More Than a Review dot com where I rate the level of sex, violence, language and drug/alcohol use in books.
I like Lucas he was determined to do whatever it took to find his sister’s murderer. I found it interesting that he definitely does things that a police officer cannot do. This is why they "freelance”.
Something just wasn't working in the storyline for me. However I kept reading because I did want to know who killed his sister. It was good on the suspense.
You can see my full review at More Than a Review dot com where I rate the level of sex, violence, language and drug/alcohol use in books.
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