Review: Sea to Sky
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 5, 2013
This book is number three in a series about an ex RCMP turned trucker turned amateur detective.  I haven't read the previous two books but that didn't spoil my enjoyment of this, as everything I needed to know for the story was explained, without it clogging up the storyline.The scene is set with our hero, Hunter Rayne, having a public spat with the soon to be murdered man and Hunter's subsequent investigation into the circumstances and reasons for the death.  As you would expect, this involved plenty of subtle clues and red herrings before we discovered who the killer was.I enjoyed this book as it worked well as a standalone story, with well-formed characters and locations.  I liked the storyline which involved the biker Dan Sorenson (known as Sorry) and this had a nice conclusion with him discovering things about himself.  If I was to cite a negative about the book I suppose it was Hunter's `boss' El.  She needed to be in the story in order to link Hunter and Sorry and also to facilitate some of the plot, but for me, she was made to be a bigger character than she needed to be.Overall though, a minor niggle and I would recommend this book to those that like a murder mystery.  4/5.*I received a complimentary copy of this book in order to review it.