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Chase Her Shadow by D.K. Hood
5.0
Blog tour https://www.instagram.com/p/CmLdNlLIKEW/
Sheriff Jenna Alton and Detective Kane are some of my favourite pair of investigators lately. This is book number 17 and while I haven’t read them all, the last ones got me so invested in their stories that I can’t miss any opportunity to read about them anymore.
Each story bring on a very interesting plot and one that has me gripped throughout the book. It’s so good that I couldn’t put it down until I found out what’s going on and who is that shadow. Nevertheless, the pace keeps getting better and better, there are a few unexpected twists and some intriguing characters.
Why would anyone want to live alone, secluded from any human contact? Is there something that happened in the past and they want to lay low or it’s just a way of getting away with murder? Those were my questions from the beginning. And I did got my answers by the end, and more.
The addition of a group of military soldiers that were killed in Afghanistan really had me on the edge because anything could happen then.
This story was scary and great at the same time. The investigation had a few moments when I feared for the main character’s life and then, the small puzzles that are added made for an even more intriguing story.
Looking forward to seeing where the author takes us next with this favourite duo.
Very grateful to the publisher for my review copy through NetGalley and my place in the blog tour.
Sheriff Jenna Alton and Detective Kane are some of my favourite pair of investigators lately. This is book number 17 and while I haven’t read them all, the last ones got me so invested in their stories that I can’t miss any opportunity to read about them anymore.
Each story bring on a very interesting plot and one that has me gripped throughout the book. It’s so good that I couldn’t put it down until I found out what’s going on and who is that shadow. Nevertheless, the pace keeps getting better and better, there are a few unexpected twists and some intriguing characters.
Why would anyone want to live alone, secluded from any human contact? Is there something that happened in the past and they want to lay low or it’s just a way of getting away with murder? Those were my questions from the beginning. And I did got my answers by the end, and more.
The addition of a group of military soldiers that were killed in Afghanistan really had me on the edge because anything could happen then.
This story was scary and great at the same time. The investigation had a few moments when I feared for the main character’s life and then, the small puzzles that are added made for an even more intriguing story.
Looking forward to seeing where the author takes us next with this favourite duo.
Very grateful to the publisher for my review copy through NetGalley and my place in the blog tour.