Watchers of the Night by Charlene Parris
Genre: Romantic Suspense, CulturalGoodreads: ClickPages: 273Published: December 1, 2023
Looking for cluesThey found each other
Haunted by the tragedies in her past, forensic investigator Cynthia Cornwall risks everything to keep Detective Adam Solberg informed about the explosion that led to his father’s death. Open, attentive and undeniably gorgeous, Adam seems too good to be true. But Cynthia will have to trust him if they’re both going to survive this case. And she’ll have to decide if the connection they’ve forged is real enough to last.
This was a pretty good book. So this book pretty much starts with a bang leaving the investigators doing their best to figure out who was behind this and following the clues. I enjoyed getting to know the characters and what drives them when it comes to this book and for a good chunk of the book it was pretty romance heavy I was hoping for more when it came to the mystery suspense aspect of it but when thing started to piece together it got all the more interesting. Overall pretty good book I liked it.
Looking for clues
They found each other
Haunted by the tragedies in her past, forensic investigator Cynthia Cornwall risks everything to keep Detective Adam Solberg informed about the explosion that led to his father’s death. Open, attentive and undeniably gorgeous, Adam seems too good to be true. But Cynthia will have to trust him if they’re both going to survive this case. And she’ll have to decide if the connection they’ve forged is real enough to last.
This was a pretty good book. So this book pretty much starts with a bang leaving the investigators doing their best to figure out who was behind this and following the clues. I enjoyed getting to know the characters and what drives them when it comes to this book and for a good chunk of the book it was pretty romance heavy I was hoping for more when it came to the mystery suspense aspect of it but when thing started to piece together it got all the more interesting. Overall pretty good book I liked it.
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