A Silent Fury

High Stakes, Book 2

By: Lynette Eason

Narrated by: Amy Melissa Bentley

Tragedy strikes Palmetto Deaf School - twice. With one student murdered and another missing, it's up to homicide detective Catelyn Clark to find the killer - and probable kidnapper - fast.

She'll even work with her ex-boyfriend, FBI agent Joseph Santino, to solve the case...while keeping her distance. Relationships between cops never work; her parents taught her that. They also taught her that the only one she can rely on is herself.

But when the killer starts targeting Catelyn, it's only by opening her heart to faith - and love - that she can finally bring the silent fury to an end.

©2009 Lynette Eason (P)2017 Tantor

Good story with various twists.

I loved the story and integration of faith. It made you curious and anxious to read the ending.

Another great Murder, Mystery Romance

Struggled to like Caytlin, but love Joseph. His compromise to appease. One sided to help her deal with unnecessary baggage. The suspense and mystery had a surprising who done it end. Another great read by the author

Free to Be Herself

After a long separation due to differences between them the main characters have to work together to solve crimes. Each had different opinions on roles in the future relationship. Have expectations changed. This book has a twist you won’t see coming!

Crime and drugs in a school for the deaf

We may think of handicapped kids as different, but other than their disability, they face the same temptations and challenges as other kids. It’s sad when people they trust, people in position to help them, take advantage of them. I figured out the two villains early on, unusual for me.

Twists and turns

I liked the plot of this book and most of the characters. It definitely kept you guessing right up until the end. The romantic plot was not one of her best in my opinion. (I usually enjoy this author’s romantic plots.) I found the FMC to be insufferably unreasonable for the majority of the book. I just couldn’t connect with her. The ending was nice though. Overall it’s a good book, just not a personal favorite.