First Sign of Danger by Kelley Armstrong delivers another suspenseful murder-mystery set against the remote landscape of Haven’s Rock, a remote off-the-grid Yukon town in Alaska. Once again Armstrong delivered an atmospheric tale that held me captive and left me wanting to return to Haven’s Rock.
I enjoyed the Business Trip, and was delighted to receive The Fair Weather Friend, by Jessica Garcia. A Detroit meteorologist turns up dead in this multiple-POV suspense thriller. An engaging read that kept me reading.
Woman Down by Colleen Hoover delivered a twisted suspense about an author trying to find her muse at a lakeside cabin after a traumatic year of viral backlash. An addictive tale that pulled me in and never let go.
The Shop on Hidden Lane by Jayne Anne Krentz is her newest paranormal romantic suspense novel, and while it is loosely tied to the Fogg Lake series, it is a standalone. This was the first book I devoured this year, and I have zero regrets. If you love romantic suspense wrapped in a little paranormal woo-woo, you’ll want to grab a copy.
I love Kelley Armstrong’s A Rip Through Time series featuring twenty-first-century detective Mallory who finds found in 1869 Edinburgh, in the body of Catriona Mitchell, a housemaid working for Dr. Duncan Gray, a pioneer in forensic science. Kirkyard & Kindness is a novella in the series and just the thing to hold me over until the next full-length novel in the series.
