DEATH BEHIND EVERY DOOR
Romantic Suspense, Mystery & Thriller
AUTHOR:
Heather Graham
RELEASE DATE:
May 21, 2024
PUBLISHER:
Harlequin Trade Publishing, MIRA
ISBN/ ASIN NUMBER :
9780778310235
RATING:
2.5
AUTHOR LINK:
https://www.theoriginalheathergraham.com/
Luke Kendrick is a member of the newly formed
international Krewe group called ‘Blackbird’. He is determined to apprehend the
mastermind behind the H.H. Holmes society, murderers who emulate a nineteenth-century
serial killer’s MO. Luke arrives in time to rescue his new partner from
becoming another casualty.
Carly MacDonald is a new Krewe/Blackbird agent. She is
tasked with investigating unusual disappearances near a particular Scottish
castle. When her hunches prove true, Carly luckily escapes becoming another
victim. Now she and her partner Luke race to locate other members of this one society
before they kill again.
Can Luke and Carly destroy the H.H. Holmes society by
capturing the mastermind? Or will they become their next target?
I could not connect with either Luke or Carly. They felt
more one-dimensional to me. The author never really delved into their
individual points of view. I think that is why I had trouble connecting with
them both. There were times when Carly came off too perky and bubbly. That
annoyed me. Yeah, I know that it was an act to throw off suspension.
DEATH BEHIND EVERY DOOR is the first book in Heather
Graham’s romantic suspense series, THE BLACKBIRD FILES, a spinoff from her
KREWE OF HUNTERS. I have only read a few of the KREWE books, so I am familiar
with what they do. This series can standalone.
The story focuses more on the mystery and suspense
element. The romance between Luke and Carly is nearly non-existent. It just
happens. The pacing is slow. I could only read so much at a time before I got
bored. I do have a small nitpick. It felt like the author tried to shove a
history lesson down my throat.
I am no stranger to this author’s works. I have read many
of her Shannon Drake and historical romance books. She is a hit and miss with
me. This book would be a miss.
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