Still reeling from the events that nearly killed her, Jessie Night is determined to settle into her new life in Pine Haven. But when a friend from her military days is kidnappped, Jessie finds herself once more coming face to face with a darkness that will shake her to her core. A plea for help from a young man who has witnessed something unimaginable leads Jessie to uncover a conspiracy that will rock the tranquil town to its foundation. Long buried secrets and ugly truths are dug up, and Jessie finds herself face to face with human traffickers that may be tied to her past. Diving deep into one of Pine Lakes darkest secrets, brings her closer and closer to facing her own damaged past. With her friend's life hanging by a thread, and the clock ticking, Jessie is forced to draw on skills that she swore she would never use. Will she be in time to save her friend, or will she end up as the next victim?
Another page turner. I would like to give it 4.5 stars instead of 5 because in some ways this is a cliffhanger, and the next book isn't due until July. Jessie and Alex are coming close to the real reason for the shady business her brother was involved in. A woman is murdered, a young man photographs the scene with his drone, and Jessie's friend is kidnapped to force her to help retrieve the drone operator and the footage.
I love Jessie Night and want to be like her. She is not only a strong woman but a strong character. John has a bigger role in this story. We learn more about him as his character is developed further. The suspense was stronger in this book, and there weren't as many twists, but it didn't need them. There were fewer characters in the mix, also.
Jessie is excited that her best friend, Cora, is coming to visit her. When Cora is kidnapped after Jessie is called in on a murder case, Jessie moves heaven and earth to get her back. Even though the police force is replacing corrupt officers with new ones, she is still unsure of who she can trust there. Even though Alex is helping her and agrees not to fill in the rest of the officers, she turns to John, the local bad boy biker, for help.
A young woman's body was found just off a hiking trail in the mountains. Since many properties had been bought and others where the owners were threatened, the body seemed to be part of an evil trying to take hold in their small community. Many surprises and twist to the ending.
I like the story line, Jessie and Blizzard and Alan , now John. I can see Alex and Jessie getting together but now John is gonna put a crinkle into that plan. Romance competition. I would love Blizzard as a pet. But he will be so well trained when Jessie is done. Can't watch t to read the next chapter.
Series is getting better. Still a little rushed with character development a bit neglected but overall better than the first book in the series. Well edited with correct grammar and word usage, which is not always available in this type of books.
Book one was great! Book two is even better! I’m excited to read book three now! I’m happy to have found this author and look forward to seeing what else she has!
Jessie and Blizzard made a good connection and they help each other. Alex and Jessie are trying to figure who to trust and what is going on their community. The action became very aggressive but they did succeed in finding out what was happening.
It took me a while to get into the story. It's a little tiring to keep hearing what a bada** Jessie is, but I can't be too mad about a heroine. What's up with the typo's, incorrect puncutation, and missing/incorrect words?
I enjoyed reading ember scott. This was only the second of this series yet I am very intrigued by the story behind the story and will definitely continue to read this author.
This picked up right after the first book and was just as good. The characters became more in-depth and a glimpse into their historical timeline made it interesting.
This book was hard to put down, not knowing what to expect next. The actions of Jessie were not believable, her ability to take down but men with just her small body.