The Ash Trilogy (6 books in series)
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review 1: Nia Hollister couldn't eat, couldn't sleep. and couldn't work, not after burying her cousin. It had been six months since her cousin had been brutally raped and murder and in her gut she didn't believe Joe Carson was dead and buried as being the killer! The killer was still out ...
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review 1: The second installment of The Ash Trilogy captured my interest and intrigued me as the first one and even more! The suspense element became even stronger and breath-stealing because in addition to the killer that connects all three novels, there is the threat of Hope' ex-husband ...
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review 1: Was not what I thought it would be.Nicely surprised a who-dun-it that leaves you with a good cliff-hanger The first story about blind chef Lena is the beginning of a mysterious story involving the disappearance and murder of a girl from another part of the country.Lena hears a sc...
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review 1: I will be honest; I couldn't finish this book. I didn't really care for Law and Nia...and I wasn't sure why they fell in love (or lust). The previous book was a lot of slow-moving, tedious romance and little mystery. This book has more of a balance between those two elements, but...
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review 1: Definitely a great continuation of the murder mystery side of the story. And the love story between Remy and Hope was great too. Poor Hope, I felt so bad for her throughout the book, she just couldn't catch a break. I'm glad she finally found her strength and stood up to that jer...
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review 1: I enjoyed the mystery and suspense portion of this novel immensely. The author communicates from this 3rd party perspective amazingly well, which I love. I wish there was more of this. I didn't realize it was a trilogy so wasn't expecting the odd break off at the end. However, Im...