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Winter Meadows, a meditation therapist has recently moved from the city after a bad experience with a client. She rents the cottage across the way from Jack. I have always found her profession to be interesting and immediately liked Winter.
Jack uses a self-created dreamscape to look for clues and solve cold cases particularly those involving arson. While, he solves cases, Quinton Zane manages to stay one step ahead of him. Jack has been experiences difficulty with his dreams. It's becoming harder to manage the dreamscape, and he fears slipping into darkness. Sessions with Winter helps him control the dreamscape. I found this aspect fascinating with a hint of paranormal woo-woo.
It pleased me how Krentz wrapped up the case, but the romance and story fell flat for me. Krentz has served the romantic elements in this series on the side, but I didn't feel the passion in this one. The case had suspenseful moments, red herrings and fit neatly into the plot. However, both the romance and the case had more of a tell not show feel. This typically isn't the case with Krentz and it prevented me from becoming immersed in the story and characters.
Fans of suspense and murder-mysteries served with a side of paranormal woo-woo and romance will enjoy Untouchable and the Cutler Sutter & Salinas trilogy. This review was originally posted at Caffeinated Reviewer
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- Started reading
- 15 December, 2018: Finished reading
- 15 December, 2018: Reviewed