In Dark Water

Rarity Cove, Book 3

By: Leslie Tentler

Narrated by: Amy Melissa Bentley

One year after the tragic loss of her husband, Mercer Leighton returns home to Rarity Cove to be near family and resume her former job at the St. Clair resort. Feeling adrift in life, what she doesn't count on is being witness to a double murder in nearby Charleston's French Quarter.

Charleston Homicide Detective Noah Ford is no stranger to the dark, violent side of humanity. Nor is he happy about the lone eyewitness in his investigation being part of one of the South Carolina Lowcountry's most prominent families. However, when an attempt is made on the beautiful widow's life, Noah vows to protect her.

As it becomes increasingly clear that the killer will stop at nothing to eliminate the witness, Noah also begins to suspect the presence of a traitor in his own department. After a stunning betrayal, he is forced to take Mercer into hiding to keep her alive. As the two fight for survival, they also fight the simmering attraction between them.

But the killer is out there, and he refuses to give up.

©2019 Leslie Tentler (P)2019 Tantor

in Dark Waters

what a great story. lots of suspense and action. great romance. good story line. I wish they could of had a baby in the end but good ending.

Great story but whiny narration

I really like this series of books but I could barely get through the last one as the narrator used a whiny voice for the main character. The way she said “Noah” made me cringe.

very entertaining

I loved this book. Has everything you want in a suspense mystery. Recommended for any mystery fan.

Whiny narrator for sure

The narrator for the three books in this series almost ruins the story for me.
When she has the main character say “Noah” it’s a wimpy, whiny, needy voice, instead of what could have been a confident, intense, passionate voice.
I finally just decided to ignore her, and listened to the nicely written story.
It’s light hearted, predictable, but just what is needed for a distraction from reality.

I love Lesley tentler but.....

this book was just toooo slow and almost too dark and depressing. I could seriously barely finish it. which stinks because I loved the first two and normally lover her writing!