First Line:
Twilight lingers at the fifty-first parallel, painting the sky deep indigo as tiny stars begin to prick and shiver like gold dust in the heavens.
Summary:
Now an ex-cop and starting private investigator, Angie Pallorino is trying to make a fresh start when everything seems to go wrong. On a trip with her lover James Maddocks, a body is discovered, their relationship is going down the drain, and her new job is at stake.
When an old woman seeks Pallorino’s help with a case long cold, Pallorino is desperate to make this her new start.
But someone doesn’t want her to find out what happened.
My Review: NO SPOILERS
What better way to end a series than with a sweet ending?
The plot twist in this case really got me! I liked this book more than the second, and although I had an idea of what would happen at the end, there were a few moments that had me flipping back a page in disbelief (in the best way possible of course).
I enjoyed this series as a whole, and the focus mainly being on Pallorino this time around. The only thing I didn’t enjoy was how back and forth Pallorino’s thoughts were on her relationship with Maddocks, but I was also pleasantly surprised by the slow buildup and small moments she had of reassurance with herself.
A lovely ending!
Rating:
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
My Favorite Quote(s):
Yet she can feel it⸺a presence. Tangible. Watching. Malevolent. Something is uniting her⸺weighing her as a prospective prey.
Sweet is revenge, especially to women. It’s an emotion that outlasts all others.
Page Count
398 Pages
Date Finished:
June 23rd 2024
Book Genre:
Mystery, Thriller, Romance, Romance Suspense, Suspense, Mystery Thriller, Crime, Fiction, Audiobook, Contemporary
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