Greyson and his two assistants are flown by helicopter into a remote section of the park where hikers have found a casket, one of the biggest indicators the serial killer has found Denali. Greyson’s team is joined by one incredibly irritating and extremely demanding FBI Profiler and her two Agents. Very good at what she does, Aspen O’Connell sets out to take control of the crime scene and everyone involved in it, and Greyson is having none of it.
Greyson, Aspen and their teams must work together to find this killer before he kills again. Events move quickly as the group pieces together clues from the crime scene and a profile is established. As they work through abduction attempts and visible threats, Greyson and Aspen struggle to put their growing feelings for each other in a place that will keep them focused on finding an evil, evil man and bringing justice to innocent victims.
My Review:
~~I was gifted this in exchange for an honest review~~
I found this book hard to get in to. I had to start it several times because I was easily distracted and was unable to get into the book. When I finally did get into the book, it took it some time to pick up the speed. After it did that, it was a fast ride! There were twists and turns and hills, and mountains that I didn't see coming.
The book has beautiful scenery in it. It takes place in Alaska, in the Denali National Forrest. J.L. describes the area very well. She paints a picture in your mind that you are able to see the landscape of the mountains and the way that she tells you about this, I believe that she at up with the Denali mountains to get an accurate description. I was able to picture everything that she was talking about. It makes me want to go up to Alaska and see the mountains.
The story follows a park ranger and a FBI profiler as they track a serial killer that leaves coffins in the middle of the park. They go on a chasing spree trying to stay ahead of the killer, but he is always ahead of them.
I found this book to be well written, and a good story. There is a second book after this one, and I want to read that as well. Pick up this book! You won't be disappointed at all!
My Review:
~~I was gifted this in exchange for an honest review~~
I found this book hard to get in to. I had to start it several times because I was easily distracted and was unable to get into the book. When I finally did get into the book, it took it some time to pick up the speed. After it did that, it was a fast ride! There were twists and turns and hills, and mountains that I didn't see coming.
The book has beautiful scenery in it. It takes place in Alaska, in the Denali National Forrest. J.L. describes the area very well. She paints a picture in your mind that you are able to see the landscape of the mountains and the way that she tells you about this, I believe that she at up with the Denali mountains to get an accurate description. I was able to picture everything that she was talking about. It makes me want to go up to Alaska and see the mountains.
The story follows a park ranger and a FBI profiler as they track a serial killer that leaves coffins in the middle of the park. They go on a chasing spree trying to stay ahead of the killer, but he is always ahead of them.
I found this book to be well written, and a good story. There is a second book after this one, and I want to read that as well. Pick up this book! You won't be disappointed at all!
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JL Redington lives Juneau, AK, with her husband Terry and puppy, Shelby. Together they are the parents of 6 grown children and 19 grandchildren. She loves to read, camp, cook and be with her friends and family. In writing this romance series, JL has found a new love in her life, and that is writing books. JL has always felt books are a way to take us out of the everyday and into a place we can relax, be entertained and enjoy a different world for a period of time. Happy reading!
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