Review: Getting better & better
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 16, 2014
This 3rd installment of the series was so far the best and it seems as if the author's work matures through  the series.Chief of Police Mitch Turner was already introduced in "Snowbound".  In this book he's trying to build a case against an evil criminal, but it seems that the villain is always one step ahead of him. How come? His fiancé is Dr. Shelby Grant, who has secrets of her own that endanger their common happiness. Is there a chance for those two?Entertaining and well crafted plot that focused less on the suspense but heavily on the romance part. Love, betrayal, confidence and forgiveness dominated the relationship between Mitch and Shelby. I loved  how the author tried to convey to the reader the internal struggles of the main characters when referring to what they went through initially and later on in the book, when they tried to process what happened and how they really felt about each other.What I missed was an epilogue that would complete the ending more rewardingly and would also have helped to "arrange" better some loose ends, such as their common friends and how they might have reacted to Shelby's involvement.  What about Mitch's parents and when they found out about Sara?In any case, this was a good book and kept me many hours entertained.