Review: Texas Cold Case Threat

Texas Cold Case Threat by Jessica R. Patch

Genre: Love Inspired, Romance, Suspense,

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Pages: 224

Published: February 22nd 2022 by Love Inspired Suspense

When a cold case turns hot,

an isolated ranch goes from refuge…to crime scene.

After a murderer sends her taunting letters, FBI behavioral analyst Chelsey Banks retreats to a friend’s ranch—and interrupts the housekeeper being attacked. When evidence connects the break-in to a cold-case serial killer, Chelsey’s best friend, Texas Ranger Tack Holliday, needs her help. With Tack at her side, this could be Chelsey’s chance to catch two killers—unless one of them gets her first

Chelsey is back after realizing that someone in the past she helped put behind bars might not even be in jail. Then a couple incidents happen and now she's trying to get her best friend Tack for help. She hasn't really told Tack everything and still holding a couple secrets that if gotten out could ruin things.

I thought this was a pretty good book I really enjoyed it. First theres that secret Chelsey is hiding from others the guilt she is holding. Its manages to cause her to have that bit of a boundary for others. I mean her father was a con man and she could've went that way but ended up choosing a route that'll better herself, having a father like he was was complicating things. Then theres the whole things of maybe being wrong in the past when doing her job and questioning if she put the wrong person behind bars. There is so much going on to keep any readers interested and I really enjoyed this book.