This is such an interesting topic. Are serial killers born bad? Is it in their DNA? Is Nurture or nature true. I thought this book was going to be predictable but there were a few twists and turns to keep me interested. I did find it a bit slow in places though. The whole book is kind of an odd pace which meant I struggled to get into it but once I found my rhythm I enjoyed the story. I really liked Imogen and I wanted to know what would happen to her. This book really does show what a lack of communication can do.

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I love this series. I really enjoy Melinda Leigh's writing style and I always get sucked in by her lovable characters. Bree and her family are adorable and I love seeing them grow with each book, especially her relationship with Matt. In this book we get to see more of Bree's past and her terrifying childhood which helps you understand her character more.

With regards to the murder I had no idea who the bad guy was and I was hooked until the very dramatic ending. This book made me feel a range of emotions and I can't wait for more from the series.

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This is a short read origin story about how Jenna became Black Rock Falls most loved sheriff. I didn’t enjoy this as much as I enjoyed Dave’s origin story. I found this one moved on a bit quicker and it felt like we didn’t really get much of the case that sent her into hiding. It seemed to be wrapped up very quickly and with little drama. That being said it gave a good insight into Jenna and why she is so dedicated to rescuing abused partners. Definitely worth reading if you enjoy the Kane & Alton series.

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This is the first book I’ve read from this series but I loved Jessica so I will definitely be going back to read the rest. A private investigator makes a change from all the police procedural books l I read. This book is full of twists and turns with lots of drama. I kicked myself for not working something out sooner. I’m also so intrigued by people that are obsessed with death row prisoners so that was an interesting plot point. The quick pace and short chapters made it an easy read that I devoured in 2 sittings.

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Not going to lie, this book was stressful. I really liked Jessie even though she was definitely flawed and made some terrible decisions throughout the book. I liked that it made her human and I was rooting for her. I honestly had no idea how or even if she was going to get herself out of the trouble she was in. It’s a fast paced read with a lot going on and I was suspicious of absolutely everyone. There are quite a few terrible characters but working out which one was the bad guy was impossible. The wildfires spreading added an extra level of fear and suspense and I couldn’t put this book down.

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So I do really enjoy this series but for some reason, it always takes me a while to get into the story. I also find it’s one of those books that is best read in long sittings. It’s hard to dip in and out because there’s a lot going on. Luc & Ava are great characters, although I do struggle with the will they, won't they trope. The chemistry does add some spice to the hunt for a violent killer though. The actual crime was very stressful with a heartbreaking start and a traumatic ending. So many emotions. I found the chapters from Quinn's POV so intriguing, especially trying to work out how her experience was tied to the terrifying murders. It can be read as a standalone but I think you get more from the main characters if you read them in order. Plus it’s just a great series.

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This is my first book from this author but I will definitely be checking out more of their work. The Housemaid is written in first person which isn’t normally my favourite writing style but it worked really well. The first half of the book is written from Millie’s POV and then half way through we get an insight into Nina’s life which I loved. Reading Millie’s part of the book had me questioning all the crap she was putting up with but it sets the scene beautifully for the faster paced second half. It’s such a great psychological thriller with some twists and turns and a fantastic ending.

This book is so beautifully written. The scenes are set perfectly and you feel like you are in the gorgeous mountains of Wyoming surrounded by horses. This isn’t your typical romance and is in fact quite sad in places. The main story is Lo trying to hide away from her grief which results in her becoming a ghost in her own life. Gloria is supposed to be helping fix the horses but gets drawn into helping Lo. The romance side is slow and it’s more of a blossoming friendship first. Both characters can be frustrating and I questioned so many of their actions, but I was rooting for them. There are so many other lovable characters that really add to the story as well. It was a quick read that I ended up finishing in a day and it really takes you on a roller coaster of emotions. I did however struggle to keep a grasp on how many different names Lo seemed to be referred to.

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