pickLoved this book. I felt like I was in it while I was reading it. The book was unique in that, while still fiction, it focused on fictional cold cases instead of cases that were recently being investigated. The characters were likable and relatable. I am looking forward to reading the whole series!
so-soIf you're looking for suspense this is not it. I typically enjoy Dee Henderson. this one was just okay. It was slow and could have used a lot more editing to take out a lot of unneeded words.
bailedIt sounded like a good mystery about missing persons, with a strong female lead and interesting characters. But it just didn‘t work. The characters were annoying, but not interesting. No one ever seemed to do anything but talk. After pages of dialogue, wondered how they‘d solve a case since no one seemed to be working it. Decided to move on.
panThis book was overly long for what it was. I found the conversations repetitive and excessive.
pickDee Henderson is near the top of my favorite authors list. I love how she uses a main character from a former series to introduce you to the main character in a new series. Great descriptions, Christian characters that live their faith w/o shoving it down people's throats and a crime to be solved had me staying up way too late to finish this one. {Sasha feels no guilt at taking my computer chair.}
Keeping me company while at urgent care with my hubby. Love this author.
pickReading two of these in 48 hours qualifies me for a bookish hangover. Also I wanted more after finishing this one. Hopefully, judging by the subtitle, there will be more. *fingers crossed*
Another book I added to my Kindle on vacation. I have read several of Henderson's books and liked them. Hopeful this will be another good read.
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