This is a collection of three novellas by popular
authors Dee Henderson, Dani Pettrey and Lynette Eason.
First up is Missing by Dee Henderson. John is back in Chicago because his mother is
missing. Sharon is the investigator in
charge and brings him in on the case.
Will they find his mother safe?
This one started out somewhat slow for me. Overly descriptive moments of police
procedure bogged down the beginning, but the story picked up in the second
half. I have to admit I had the culprit
figured out before the cops did, which was a bit disappointing. At the end, it was a decent story. 3.5 stars.
Next is Shadowed by Dani Pettrey. July – 1979.
Fans of the Alaskan Courage series will return to Yancey, Alaska with
the parents of the McKenna clan. Ben and
Libby find the body of a competitive swimmer, Kat, in a strange place. In the past, Kat had told Libby she wanted to
defect from Russia, but Libby hadn’t believed her. Now Libby wonders if Kat had been telling the
truth. Now it seems the killers are
after Libby, and Ben is determined to keep her safe.
GREAT story! The action
is from beginning to end making it hard to put this one down. The characters are well developed, and even
the minor characters are likeable.
Seeing Agnes is a bittersweet reminder for those readers who have read
Submerged, the first in the Alaskan Courage series. The ending to this one was super, super
cute! 5 stars.
Last up is Blackout by Lynette Eason. Macey is regaining her memory of a tragic
event that happened years ago. Regaining
her memory has put her life in danger. Someone
believes she knows where the loot is from a burglary, but she can’t remember. That person is willing to kill to get the
information from her. Confiding in her
neighbor, Chad, is hard, but she trusts him and believes he can help her.
This is another great story.
As Macey puts more pieces together of what happened that night, the more
the danger increases. This was a hard
story to put down, and I basically read it in one sitting. 5 stars.
*I received a copy of this book from Bethany House through
NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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