Review: Deadly Sparks fuel Deadly Trilogy
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 1, 2012
In Deadly Offerings, Anne Mason stares daggers at her husband's attorney Michael Brandt as she leaves the courtroom after her divorce hearing. She decides to sell her business, and her home, and move to the farm left to her by her ex-husband's mother. Seeking the solace of country living, she discovers a serial killer is leaving Deadly Offerings in her corn field. She also discovers that Brandt has left his law practice in the big city to become county prosecutor in her neck of the woods. His appearance elicits more than anger and distrust but she doesn't like that one bit. Sparks fly in this romantic thriller, leaving Anne restless and wanting to place her hands on places other than her kitchen table.In Deadly Deception, the second book in the trilogy, Frankie Douglas and Lane Hanson join forces under duress when they target a baby trafficking ring who murders young women after they've given birth. Sizzling sparks flow side by side with a contentious history and the knowledge that intimacy between working partners is not recommended operating procedure.Jennifer Brennan was abducted in Deadly Deception and now, In Deadly Relations, finds herself heading up a team of investigators searching for a serial killer of young women. When the killer targets her, her partner Blake Stone moves in to protect her and against department policy, the situation gets personal really fast.This trilogy is a great read with plenty to keep avid mystery buffs on the edge of their seat and reading long after lights out.