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Dark Water (Detective Erika Foster, #3)
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I got to know DCI Erika Foster in A Girl in the Ice then I got a deeper look and understanding of her in The Night Stalker and admire how she has grown in Dark Waters. She has become one of my favourite characters and I look forward to more of her in The Last Breath.
Dark Waters is a tense, gripping and somewhat disturbing story for me that starts off with DCI Foster doing something different but soon back doing what she does best, investigating a murder. This time of a child, now this is not the kind of storyline I really care for and at first I struggled with the enjoyment of this book, but that didn't last long. What really makes this a tense and gripping read for me is Robert Bryndza’s ability to slowly reveal little clues as you follow along with the investigation and try to piece together the crime.
Even though you could read Dark Water as a standalone, I would highly recommend starting with The Girl in the Ice to really get the feel of Bryndza’s style of writing and to connect with the well-developed characters. Also they are just so good you don't want to miss any. I have pre-ordered my kindle copy of The Last Breath and am looking forward to reading it.
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Dark Waters is a tense, gripping and somewhat disturbing story for me that starts off with DCI Foster doing something different but soon back doing what she does best, investigating a murder. This time of a child, now this is not the kind of storyline I really care for and at first I struggled with the enjoyment of this book, but that didn't last long. What really makes this a tense and gripping read for me is Robert Bryndza’s ability to slowly reveal little clues as you follow along with the investigation and try to piece together the crime.
Even though you could read Dark Water as a standalone, I would highly recommend starting with The Girl in the Ice to really get the feel of Bryndza’s style of writing and to connect with the well-developed characters. Also they are just so good you don't want to miss any. I have pre-ordered my kindle copy of The Last Breath and am looking forward to reading it.
All of Norma's and my reviews can be found on our sister blog
http://www.twogirlslostinacouleereadi...
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Feb 27, 2017 03:30PM

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Thank you, Melissa! I am listening to this one and so far I am enjoying it.

Even though the crime is new in each book I won't say it works as a standalone. I really love the main character and you really get to know her and learn more about her and others characters from the first two books. The first two books are so good you don't want to miss them.

Oh! I didn't know that. Thank you for letting me know. I am excited too!



Lol, Melissa. As Norma says too bad we couldn't read as fast as we add! Lol.

Thank you, Norma! I was leaving that for a surprise for you when you read my review. I have preordered the kindle book. You should too.


Thank you, Matt! So great to meet a Calgarian here on Goodreads. I am also happy to see you enjoy this series too. I am looking forward to the next one. I hope you are too. I would like to read your thoughts on it.

I will be looking out for your review!

Thank you Tina! Glad to see you think so too.


Thank you, Kristin! We have always shared and read the same books but we just started reading together and really enjoy doing the reviews together. Even thought we love the same books we can be different in some ways. It makes it quite interesting sometimes. Maybe your sister will try it someday. I hope so!

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That's so great, Brenda! I have done buddy reads with my sister, but she isn't one to discuss what she reads. I'll ask her what she thinks and she'll shrug and say she doesn't know or doesn't remember! lol. Pulling teeth, I tell ya! ;)

Thank you, Julie! Oh I hope you do!

Thank you, Kaceey! Not sure how I missed your comment till now. I always love getting your comments.