FBI profiler Laurel Snow is called to a scene of a brutally murdered woman. It quickly becomes apparent that this is a work of a serial killer. When Laurel’s newly discovered half-sister potentially becomes a target but is a connection between the women, Laurel must ask, is Abigail a victim or a suspect?
Adding to the drama is Fish and Wildlife Captain Huck Rivers, which only makes Laurel’s investigation more complicated.
Between the two of them, they attempt to figure out Abigail’s involvement before Laurel risks her own life.
I have not read any of Rebecca Zanetti’s novels prior to this one.
I enjoyed both Laurel and Huck. I thought Laurel was brillaint, intuitive, and calm. She didn’t allow her emotions to override her common sense, especially when one reporter seemed determined to undermine Laurel at every turn. Huck was brilliant and introverted, but also very hard-working. Both of them recognized their own faults and tried to overcome them.
The mystery drew me in right away. I ached wanting to know more about Abigail. I will say that this is a series that should be read in order, so I do need to go back to the first one. There were many references to the first novel and, unfortunately, spoilers but I still think it’ll help readers understand both Huck and Laurel’s reservations.
Overall, I rate this novel 5 out of 5 stars.
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