Reviewed by phyllish on
Waking up in the hospital from a terrible dream of a murder, Tracy discovers that it was real. And she can’t remember any of the details. And she especially can’t remember why the handsome cowboy keeps calling her “Pockets”.
Tracy and Keegan were both protecting their hearts, yet in pretty much the opposite manner. Tracy tried to isolate herself from the world while Keegan put on a sunny face and had lots of friends – yet he never really opened up to anyone. Until her.
Lost Christmas Memories was pretty much non-stop action. I appreciated the way the author kept things moving at just the right pace. With enough suspense to keep things interesting, but not so much as to make it scary, there were a number of twists and surprises throughout the book. I’m usually pretty good at solving the crime and picking up on the little hints along the way but there were a couple of details here that I missed.
I really enjoyed this story and am sorry the series has concluded. Of course, I still have two more books to read in it, so at least there is that. Each of the books stands alone and yet includes characters from the others.
This review was originally posted on Among the Reads
I was given a copy of this book for free. I was not required to give a favorable review nor was any money received for this review. All comments and opinions are my own.
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- 22 November, 2018: Reviewed