Summer Storm (Seasons Pass Book 3)

By Susan C. Muller

It's a scorching Houston summer, and a new case for homicide detective Noah Daugherty. When the high-powered CEO of Beneficial Products, a company dedicated to the production of healthy foods, is discovered drowned in her hot tub, what appears to be either an accident or suicide, quickly escalates into something much more sinister.

As the body count rises, the link between victims becomes all too clear. Can Noah find a killer bent on vigilante justice before the storms of summer strike?

A Detective Noah Daugherty novel.

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MY REVIEW

When the CEO of Beneficial Products baby formula is found dead in her hot tub, it’s left to Detective Noah Daugherty and partner Conner Crawford to determine if she was murdered by her husband or if it was someone related to her work. But when another high ranking officer from the same company dies from an apparent accident, it is obvious to Noah that someone is out for revenge. Then a well-known pediatrician commits suicide, and there’s no mistaking the connection to the other two murders. As the pressure to solve the murders builds, so does the timeline for Conner to take family leave for the birth of his first child. And if that’s not enough going on, Noah keeps getting caught up in trying to get a young girl out of a dangerous situation, even though he has been ordered to stay away from her.

I am enjoying this series very much. Noah and Conner are interesting characters to follow along with. Each of their cases are always intriguing, as well as impossible to identify the killer until close to the end. That makes you work extra hard trying to solve the case along with them. That’s so much better than being able to figure it out early.

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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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