Dark Reunion

Good. I like the Redstone books, and the setting for this one was interesting - the 'reunion' was between a man who'd had a son kidnapped and murdered and the woman who'd been in charge of finding him. They've got a lot of internal wounds to get over, but the easy obstacle of him blaming her never happened. The new case is nasty in an entirely different way, too. This is, like a lot of the Redstone books, a good story with a romance in it rather than just and only a romance - I like that.

Reread - Rich - dark, and nasty, but rich. Two different cases - one current, a case of affluenza, and one old, a serial pedophile murderer. The current case brings together the people who worked on, and suffered from, the earlier case - and both cases show more actually reach a conclusion (and a HEA, of course). Redstone Security again, and this time _not_ undercover, for a change - nor in a tropical paradise. Not a favorite, but one of the good ones. show less