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Work InformationSouls Lost: 1 (Appalachian Souls) by Bonnie Elizabeth
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Murder stalks the quiet, sleepy town of Corbin Meadow.Interviewing sometime Corbin Meadow resident, Zoe Mason-Hyer Parker, chief of police Taran Rees starts to build a picture of the murderer. Though Zoe makes a great witness, the pieces of the puzzle keep pointing to superstition and shadows.When Zoe comes under attack, Taran must put aside his disbelief in the supernatural and his discomfort with his ex-wife. Even then, it might be too late.It won't be easy for Taran to work with a woman he's attracted to as well as his ex-wife, but he has to find a way to make that work or not only could Zoe die, so could all of the people who live in the town of Corbin Meadow.Don't miss the opening work of the Appalachian Souls series. No library descriptions found. |
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In the now a few bodies are turning up intermittently, dying of no obvious cause. The small town police force haven't had any leads at all, but at last the old chief has retired and his new younger deputy has taken over. Coincidentally he has a little of the Blood, and a few relationships with those with a bit more. Between them they start to piece things together, but also experience a lot more than they expected.
The small town USA setting is fairly generic, but the characters stand out well enough. I didn't particularly connect to any of them, and we jump about a bit between the policeman and a couple of the Blooded, but ti's all well signaled. The pacing works very well, from discovery of a body to the possible links to something unusual. A rare beast being a fantasy Duology the ending of this one is clear enough, but the full resolution is obviously to come in the sequel which I might look up as it's an interesting set-up. ( )