Autumn Secrets (Seasons Pass Book 4)
By Susan C. Muller
The harvest moon has arrived and homicide detective Noah Daugherty is drawn into a new and harrowing case when the search for clues leads him to the middle of a killing field. Desperate, he enlists the help of a woman from his past. Together they discover a serial killer, hell bent on reaping his own depraved version of social sanitation.
As Noah continues his urgent search for justice, the demented madman seems to stay one step ahead, taunting him and threatening everyone he holds dear.
Can Noah put a stop to the killing, or will he be buried along with autumn's secrets?
A Detective Noah Daugherty novel.
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MY REVIEW
Houston
Detectives Noah Daugherty and his partner Conner Crawford have each returned
from well-deserved vacations only to be sent out to investigate the discovery
of two female bodies found in the same vicinity. The field where the second
body was found was mushy from the recent rains and had caused the body to
surface. As Noah and Conner walk the field for clues, Noah accidentally sinks
in the mud and uncovers another body. Upon closer inspection, it turns out
there’s two bodies buried there, not one. Evidently Houston has a serial killer
on the loose and they have just uncovered his killing field.
I enjoyed
following Noah and Conner through their investigations. This series shows the
dark, secretive side of human nature that is rarely seen, with this chapter
being darker than the others. The tension was palpable and the secrets kept
everyone on edge, including me. I liked the spattering of humor included
throughout. One thing I didn’t understand though, was about the first body
being found in a building. It didn’t make sense to me that the killer changed
his mode of disposal. There should have been a reason for it. I felt this
should have been addressed, but it was never mentioned.
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**The above opinions are 100% my own, whether I purchased the book or it was given to me to review.
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