The best place to murder someone starts
in the Cascade Range of Oregon. Although
the main target stayed alive, others died along the way.
A blizzard filled the mountains with
snow and ice, closing roads, and cutting off communication.
This is when Chris Jacobs checks the
smell of smoke a distance from his own cabin.
He finds Gianna Trask and her teenage daughter hiding out in their
vehicle near a burnt out cabin.
Naturally, he takes them to his cabin,
Chris and Gianna exchange glances of interest and arousal, and they’re stuck
together for a few days.
I enjoyed the suspense part of the
story as people kept getting murdered by a killer who couldn’t do his job very
well –in other words, he still hadn’t gotten his main target, Gianna.
I was all for Gianna and Chris getting
it on since they didn’t have a lot else to do in a cabin with a fireplace and
beautiful snow tumbled over the forested range outside their windows, but I felt I didn’t “know” them very
well. Gianna had a flat personality and
Chris was too quiet.
I’ve decided quiet characters aren’t
given the best opportunity to express themselves. Chris is chivalrous, though, in saving the
ladies and taking care of them until the killer is discovered. I’ll give him that.
Known
is the fifth story of
the series Bone Secrets. If anyone has
read any of the other novels of the series, I’d love to hear what you think!
Happy
reading,
Dawn
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