Cold Terror:
(Cold Harbor Book 1)
Paperback – ebook, audio
April 19, 2018
- Publisher: Edge of Your Seat Books, Inc.
- ISBN-13: 978-1949009002
Forensic artist Hannah Perry's skills make her a valuable asset to the police in solving criminal investigations.
Now she's taking a much-needed vacation on a secluded island with her young son. But a young woman has been murdered. Her body unidentified. Her skull recently discovered by the police, and Hannah feels compelled to help find the killer. She decides to work on the reconstruction in the evenings while her son sleeps. But as the woman's face takes shape, an assailant invades Hannah's cabin and tries to end her life. Before he can permanently silence her, she and her son flee the island in a small boat. Trouble is, as they approach Cold Harbor, ocean waves capsize the boat, enveloping them both in cold terror.
But it also makes her the next target.
Former SEAL Gage Blackwell can't believe his eyes as he plunges into the raging waters to rescue the pair. Owner of Blackwell Tactical-a law enforcement training facility and protection services agency-Gage pulls the woman he once loved from the angry ocean. When he learns of her attack, he vows to protect her while hunting down the killer. Alone and vulnerable, Hannah has to accept Gage's protection-even if it means staying close to the man who'd once walked out on her without a backward glance.
My thoughts (lvh): COLD TERROR is the first book in Ms. Sleeman's Cold Harbor series and it does make this reader anxious to read the rest of the stories about military heroes who are doing what they love in the civilian world.
Hannah is on a working vacation trying to reconstruct a skull when she is brutally attacked. Fleeing for her life she runs into trouble, forcing Gage to rescue her and her son. But the hits keep coming.
This novella will make you want to keep reading to discover who-dun-it (I never guessed) and why, and you'll want to read the entire series. A serious page turner.
I was given a copy free. All opinions are my own.
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