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Dark Water
Psychic Evangeline Broussard is certain nothing will ever induce her to work with law enforcement again –until a serial killer starts using her small bayou town as his own personal hunting ground. The powdered sugar on her beignet though is being forced to work with Special Agent pain-in-the-ass, Nick Garrison, whose cynicism toward her psychic ability is matched only by his hotter-than-a-Louisiana-summer sex appeal. Nick's opinion of so-called psychics is carved in stone, as well as on his heart, which puts his best friend's little cousin squarely off limits, regardless of how much the sassy, Cajun, spitfire turns him on. But when her supposed sixth sense, and a leak in the local police department, put her in the crosshairs of the killer, she's the only one who can save them all.
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First published September 24, 2018
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September 25, 2018
Dark Water is a tale of the bayou and of a serial killer that is out for psychics. You get a real Southern feel for the area and what it is like to live in the Bayou.
Evangeline 'Evie' Broussard is a true psychic and not only that a good one as well. She is back home on her house boat for a holiday and to mentor fellow psychics who don’t know how to use their talents. But she feels a dark storm coming her way.
Nick Garrison is down South as a favour to a former military buddy. A murder that the FBI aren’t in on, but he shadows it nevertheless as it seems to be a serial killer. A serial killer that has it out for girl women and stealing body parts.
Nick is a cynic when it comes to all things paranormal and when he finds out that the detective in question is going to see his cousin Evie who is psychic, Nick becomes Special Agent Pain In The Ass. Although there is underlying chemistry it takes a while for the animosity between these two to disappear. Once it does though these two are really good together.
I really liked Evie and Nick. But I love Remy more. With his Cajun accent of Cher and Ma Petit. Be still my beating heart I just swooned. The overall plot is good and strong, and the author depicts a great backdrop to the story/plot at hand.
Not quite in the minority here but although this book is enjoyable alas it is a plot that I have read twice already now just replaced with different characters and some different things included. IT seems to be the beginning of a series when the second one comes out I’ll decide then if I’m going to continue.
Evangeline 'Evie' Broussard is a true psychic and not only that a good one as well. She is back home on her house boat for a holiday and to mentor fellow psychics who don’t know how to use their talents. But she feels a dark storm coming her way.
Nick Garrison is down South as a favour to a former military buddy. A murder that the FBI aren’t in on, but he shadows it nevertheless as it seems to be a serial killer. A serial killer that has it out for girl women and stealing body parts.
Nick is a cynic when it comes to all things paranormal and when he finds out that the detective in question is going to see his cousin Evie who is psychic, Nick becomes Special Agent Pain In The Ass. Although there is underlying chemistry it takes a while for the animosity between these two to disappear. Once it does though these two are really good together.
I really liked Evie and Nick. But I love Remy more. With his Cajun accent of Cher and Ma Petit. Be still my beating heart I just swooned. The overall plot is good and strong, and the author depicts a great backdrop to the story/plot at hand.
Not quite in the minority here but although this book is enjoyable alas it is a plot that I have read twice already now just replaced with different characters and some different things included. IT seems to be the beginning of a series when the second one comes out I’ll decide then if I’m going to continue.
October 4, 2018
Something sinister is brewing in the Louisiana bayou town of Barfleur. Three women have gone missing in the last three months and two of them were found dead. Is there a serial killer loose in the bayou? Nick garrison is an FBI agent currently on medical leave and is asked by his army buddy Luc to come to the bayou unofficially and help with the case. Nick works closely with Luc’s younger brother, Remy, to try to help and solve the case. But, when Remy has a lead and it turns out to be his cousin, Evangeline “Evie”Broussard, Nick is none to happy with the psychic. Nick does not believe in psychics and feels as if they are out to make a quick buck, so his faith in Evie’s talents is very very low. Yet, he can’t help but to be attracted to the beautiful Evie regardless if he thinks she is a fraud. But, when the killer sets his sights on Evie, Nick will do everything in his power to make sure she does not become the next victim.
Tricia Tyler does such a fantastic job of bringing the bayou to you with her descriptive writing making you feel like you can really see the bayou and see and hear the sounds. She incorporates such a rich history in describing the bayou and its folklore. Louisiana happens to be one of the places I would love to visit one day and Tyler makes me realize how much I really want to see the bayou and experience the culture and lure for myself.
The sexual tension between Nick and Evie is explosive. Even though Nick does not trust her, he can’t help being attracted to the cajun spitfire. Nick is pure alpha through and through and you can see it in his actions as he tries to protect Evie. Evie is a force to be reckoned with. She stands on her own and lets nothing get in her way. Evie has never been attracted to a man with such intensity before which scares her as Nick matches her in each and every way and they share a connection and a bond that gets stronger and stronger the more time they spend together.
The suspense really builds throughout the story as they search to find a killer right up until an explosive finale. Although, I had ideas on who the killer might be, I never thought there would be a twist that just blew this story out of the water for me. The psychic aspect of this story really had me interested right from when we first meet Evie. it also plays into the lure of Louisiana and the New orleans French Quarter. So, I felt it really enhanced the ambiance of Louisiana.
Dark Water by Tricia Tyler is an intense and suspenseful thriller that blends richly drawn characters, a sizzling romance, an evil killer and the lure of the South in a wonderfully written story that I could not put down. I highly recommend Dark Water if you are a fan of thrillers mixed with romance.
Tricia Tyler does such a fantastic job of bringing the bayou to you with her descriptive writing making you feel like you can really see the bayou and see and hear the sounds. She incorporates such a rich history in describing the bayou and its folklore. Louisiana happens to be one of the places I would love to visit one day and Tyler makes me realize how much I really want to see the bayou and experience the culture and lure for myself.
The sexual tension between Nick and Evie is explosive. Even though Nick does not trust her, he can’t help being attracted to the cajun spitfire. Nick is pure alpha through and through and you can see it in his actions as he tries to protect Evie. Evie is a force to be reckoned with. She stands on her own and lets nothing get in her way. Evie has never been attracted to a man with such intensity before which scares her as Nick matches her in each and every way and they share a connection and a bond that gets stronger and stronger the more time they spend together.
The suspense really builds throughout the story as they search to find a killer right up until an explosive finale. Although, I had ideas on who the killer might be, I never thought there would be a twist that just blew this story out of the water for me. The psychic aspect of this story really had me interested right from when we first meet Evie. it also plays into the lure of Louisiana and the New orleans French Quarter. So, I felt it really enhanced the ambiance of Louisiana.
Dark Water by Tricia Tyler is an intense and suspenseful thriller that blends richly drawn characters, a sizzling romance, an evil killer and the lure of the South in a wonderfully written story that I could not put down. I highly recommend Dark Water if you are a fan of thrillers mixed with romance.
September 21, 2018
Dark Water by Tricia Tyler is the 1st in the Psychic Evangeline Broussard series.
First, let me thank NetGalley, the publisher Entangled Publishing LLC, and of course the author, for providing me with a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.
My Synopsis:
FBI Special Agent Nick Garrison is on medical leave, but a friend who is currently deployed in Afghanistan asks him to visit his home town of Barfleur Louisiana to help his brother try and solve the case of a couple of missing women. Nick is happy to help. But when Detective Remy Boudreaux enlists the help of his cousin, Nick’s dander rises.
Evangeline Broussard is a psychic, and whether Nick likes it or not, she will be assisting in this case. He will have to put his past experience, his doubts and his distrust of psychics on the back burner. Even though he is suspicious of her gifts, their physical attraction to one another cannot be denied. Soon his protective instincts take over, and Nick finds that he doesn’t want to leave her side.
Meanwhile, Evie is struggling. She realizes that the missing women have one thing in common…they all have psychic abilities, and that means that Evie is now on the list of potential victims. She sees the killer in her dreams, and tries to connect with him, only to have him fight back. She is left exhausted. Nick’s emotions are overwhelming her, and her abilities seem to be at a standstill.
My Opinions:
I am not a romance reader, but the paranormal aspect of the book interested me. I didn’t have a problem with the sex scenes, and to be honest, the romance actually added to the overall plot of the book. However, at times I felt that the romance should have taken a backseat to the actual murders….but that could be me.
The writing was good, the plot and characters were captivating, and although I guessed who the perpetrator was early on, there was enough happening to keep things interesting.
For a debut novel, I really thought Tricia Tyler did well. I am also hoping for a second book to follow Evie, and her gifts.
For a more complete review of this book and others, please visit my blog: http://katlovesbooksblog.wordpress.com/
First, let me thank NetGalley, the publisher Entangled Publishing LLC, and of course the author, for providing me with a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.
My Synopsis:
FBI Special Agent Nick Garrison is on medical leave, but a friend who is currently deployed in Afghanistan asks him to visit his home town of Barfleur Louisiana to help his brother try and solve the case of a couple of missing women. Nick is happy to help. But when Detective Remy Boudreaux enlists the help of his cousin, Nick’s dander rises.
Evangeline Broussard is a psychic, and whether Nick likes it or not, she will be assisting in this case. He will have to put his past experience, his doubts and his distrust of psychics on the back burner. Even though he is suspicious of her gifts, their physical attraction to one another cannot be denied. Soon his protective instincts take over, and Nick finds that he doesn’t want to leave her side.
Meanwhile, Evie is struggling. She realizes that the missing women have one thing in common…they all have psychic abilities, and that means that Evie is now on the list of potential victims. She sees the killer in her dreams, and tries to connect with him, only to have him fight back. She is left exhausted. Nick’s emotions are overwhelming her, and her abilities seem to be at a standstill.
My Opinions:
I am not a romance reader, but the paranormal aspect of the book interested me. I didn’t have a problem with the sex scenes, and to be honest, the romance actually added to the overall plot of the book. However, at times I felt that the romance should have taken a backseat to the actual murders….but that could be me.
The writing was good, the plot and characters were captivating, and although I guessed who the perpetrator was early on, there was enough happening to keep things interesting.
For a debut novel, I really thought Tricia Tyler did well. I am also hoping for a second book to follow Evie, and her gifts.
For a more complete review of this book and others, please visit my blog: http://katlovesbooksblog.wordpress.com/
September 4, 2018
would like to thank netgalley and the publisher for letting me read this amazing book
think north and south..more south with the plantations and the bayous... that gives you a little background to how i felt this book was
then think psychics and all that entails...the good and the bad
now realise 3 women are missing, 2 are found in the most gruesome way you can imagine
now enter a hot shot fbi agent,with baggage and an injury and that old southern charm of remy a police officer, who brings in his cousin who happens to be a strong psychic...
an entertaining read that kept me glued to the end so i could find out who the murderer was...cant wait for the next book in this series...well worth a read
think north and south..more south with the plantations and the bayous... that gives you a little background to how i felt this book was
then think psychics and all that entails...the good and the bad
now realise 3 women are missing, 2 are found in the most gruesome way you can imagine
now enter a hot shot fbi agent,with baggage and an injury and that old southern charm of remy a police officer, who brings in his cousin who happens to be a strong psychic...
an entertaining read that kept me glued to the end so i could find out who the murderer was...cant wait for the next book in this series...well worth a read
December 21, 2018
There’s a killer hunting in the backwoods bayou town of Barfleur, which is where FBI Agent Nick Garrison is headed, as a favor to his army buddy. Three victims thus far, with no clues whatsoever as to how the killer was selecting victims. That is until heroine Evangeline Marie Broussard (Evie) comes into the picture.
Evie is a gifted psychic, who works as a private investigator. However, working on crimes like the one her cousin Remy Boudreaux is trying to solve takes a lot from Evie. But knowing that there is something she could do to help before the killer strikes again is something that Evie cannot turn her back on. Even if it means facing the scorn and contempt on the face of the FBI agent who comes along for the ride.
Nick has had his run in with psychics and learnt the price for it. He has never forgiven, nor forgotten the way people can abuse a family’s grief for their five minutes worth of fame. There is nothing Nick would love to do better than dissuade the notion that Evie could be of any help in the investigation, at all.
However, even with all the disdain he feels, Nick is man enough to accept and acknowledge the fact that no woman has moved him in the way Evie was, ever since he walked into her life. For Evie, the connection is just as intense. No matter how much she tries to protect herself from the onslaught on her senses, she finds that it is a game she is going to lose, spectacularly.
As the killer draws in, taking someone whom Evie considers to be very dear, it’s time for the hunted to become the hunter. There is no stone that Evie would not turn to get her friend back, which is how she is led right into the lion’s den, with nothing but her wits to use in the fight for her life.
I picked up Dark Water on a whim when I happened across the title on netgalley. I seldom request books on netgalley now because I usually do not end up reading them, unless they are authors whose work I am already familiar with. However, I have always loved me a good suspense, and with the cover calling to me, I decided to check this one out. I am so glad I did (even though the review is a tad late than I would have liked), because I enjoyed reading Dark Water immensely.
I loved the sexual tension that is palpable and intense throughout this novel. I loved how the author brought the sizzle into the scenes and made me sit up and take notice, even when there was plenty happening otherwise. When sexual tension reaches its peak and the culmination of it all is as explosive as what took place in this story, then the author has done it right.
Nick was a delightful hero. Sexy, broody, and the take charge type with a core of sensitivity that works well when it comes to Evie. His need to create and restore beauty in contrast with the kind of darkness that his job usually invites was a fascinating aspect to him. I loved seeing both sides of him, and it helped me see a long term future for both Evie and Nick because there was so much more than just good sex, hot enough to scorch your reader, between them.
I liked Evie just as much. Her vulnerable nature is evident once you see her through her grandmother’s eyes. The visits that her grandma’s spirit does was a charming facet to the novel. Evie’s preference to be alone was also understandable given the weight of the ‘gift’ that she carries, and how her past has taught her to be stingy with her trust when it comes to love.
The only thing more I could have asked for was more details on the villain in the story. I wanted to learn about what created the monster residing within, rearing it’s ugly head until the desire to kill is satisfied. A good romantic suspense delves deep into the darkness that manifests within the killer as well, and I felt a bit cheated out on that aspect. Regardless of that little fact, I enjoyed the suspense that went into the story, and how the dots were connected towards the end.
Recommended for those who love the slow heat that comes with romances packed with the Southern charm. This little number certainly delivers. I hope this novel serves as a debut to a “series” because I definitely want more!
Final Verdict: Dark Water delivers a story that thrums with the tightly wound sexual tension and the dark and evil energy of a killer who had lost his way a long time ago. Definitely recommended!
Rating = 4/5
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Evie is a gifted psychic, who works as a private investigator. However, working on crimes like the one her cousin Remy Boudreaux is trying to solve takes a lot from Evie. But knowing that there is something she could do to help before the killer strikes again is something that Evie cannot turn her back on. Even if it means facing the scorn and contempt on the face of the FBI agent who comes along for the ride.
Nick has had his run in with psychics and learnt the price for it. He has never forgiven, nor forgotten the way people can abuse a family’s grief for their five minutes worth of fame. There is nothing Nick would love to do better than dissuade the notion that Evie could be of any help in the investigation, at all.
However, even with all the disdain he feels, Nick is man enough to accept and acknowledge the fact that no woman has moved him in the way Evie was, ever since he walked into her life. For Evie, the connection is just as intense. No matter how much she tries to protect herself from the onslaught on her senses, she finds that it is a game she is going to lose, spectacularly.
As the killer draws in, taking someone whom Evie considers to be very dear, it’s time for the hunted to become the hunter. There is no stone that Evie would not turn to get her friend back, which is how she is led right into the lion’s den, with nothing but her wits to use in the fight for her life.
I picked up Dark Water on a whim when I happened across the title on netgalley. I seldom request books on netgalley now because I usually do not end up reading them, unless they are authors whose work I am already familiar with. However, I have always loved me a good suspense, and with the cover calling to me, I decided to check this one out. I am so glad I did (even though the review is a tad late than I would have liked), because I enjoyed reading Dark Water immensely.
I loved the sexual tension that is palpable and intense throughout this novel. I loved how the author brought the sizzle into the scenes and made me sit up and take notice, even when there was plenty happening otherwise. When sexual tension reaches its peak and the culmination of it all is as explosive as what took place in this story, then the author has done it right.
Nick was a delightful hero. Sexy, broody, and the take charge type with a core of sensitivity that works well when it comes to Evie. His need to create and restore beauty in contrast with the kind of darkness that his job usually invites was a fascinating aspect to him. I loved seeing both sides of him, and it helped me see a long term future for both Evie and Nick because there was so much more than just good sex, hot enough to scorch your reader, between them.
I liked Evie just as much. Her vulnerable nature is evident once you see her through her grandmother’s eyes. The visits that her grandma’s spirit does was a charming facet to the novel. Evie’s preference to be alone was also understandable given the weight of the ‘gift’ that she carries, and how her past has taught her to be stingy with her trust when it comes to love.
The only thing more I could have asked for was more details on the villain in the story. I wanted to learn about what created the monster residing within, rearing it’s ugly head until the desire to kill is satisfied. A good romantic suspense delves deep into the darkness that manifests within the killer as well, and I felt a bit cheated out on that aspect. Regardless of that little fact, I enjoyed the suspense that went into the story, and how the dots were connected towards the end.
Recommended for those who love the slow heat that comes with romances packed with the Southern charm. This little number certainly delivers. I hope this novel serves as a debut to a “series” because I definitely want more!
Final Verdict: Dark Water delivers a story that thrums with the tightly wound sexual tension and the dark and evil energy of a killer who had lost his way a long time ago. Definitely recommended!
Rating = 4/5
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September 6, 2018
LOVED this book! This is a fast paced story that hooked me from the very first page and kept me hooked until the last page. Evie is a psychic in Louisiana whose cousin is a police detective that asks her for her psychic help. Nick is an FBI agent recovering from an injury when a friend asks him to assist them with their murder investigation.
Nick doesn't believe in psychics and clearly conveys that, however, before long Evie has him questioning his beliefs as they work together to try to stop a madman.
In addition to a compelling story and characters I cared about, the author was able to so clearly paint a picture with her words that I almost felt like I was there in the bayou visualizing what the characters were seeing and experiencing. I also appreciated the mysticism of the bayou and New Orleans that was such an integral part of the novel.
This is the first book by this author that I've read and I'm looking forward to reading more of her work. If you are a fan of the genre, you will love this book. Put this one at the top of your TBR list.
Nick doesn't believe in psychics and clearly conveys that, however, before long Evie has him questioning his beliefs as they work together to try to stop a madman.
In addition to a compelling story and characters I cared about, the author was able to so clearly paint a picture with her words that I almost felt like I was there in the bayou visualizing what the characters were seeing and experiencing. I also appreciated the mysticism of the bayou and New Orleans that was such an integral part of the novel.
This is the first book by this author that I've read and I'm looking forward to reading more of her work. If you are a fan of the genre, you will love this book. Put this one at the top of your TBR list.
September 4, 2018
I was lucky enough to win and ARC of this book and hit the absolute jackpot. The characters are engaging and the plot-line has as many twists and turns as the bayou it's set in. This is the first Tricia Tyler book I've read and I'm looking forward to going back into her previously released list and bingeing on them all. I highly recommend this book for it's mystery, intrigue, paranormal twists, and of course, a steamy romance. Excellent read!!!
June 28, 2019
5 Dark Water Stars
Not only is Nick’s heart carved in stone, but so is his opinion of so called psychics which puts his best friend’s little cousin squarely off limits not matter how much the sassy Cajun, spitfire appeals to him. A serial killer is using psychic Evangeline Broussard’s small bayou town as his own personal hunting ground and she is forced to work with Special Agent pain-in-the-behind, Nick Garrison whose cynicism toward her psychic ability is matched only by his hotter-than-a-Louisiana-summer sex appeal. A leak in the police department puts her in the crosshairs of the killer and she’s the only one who can save them all.
This romance has strong, bold characters that stand out and their chemistry sizzles and pots whether their having a heated clash of wills, trying to resist their magnetic attraction or giving into the passion that burns between them. This couple are perfect match for each other but quite stubborn which keeps the relationship on a rocky slope and full of emotional turmoil that not only entertains readers but lets them get a ‘real’ feel for their personalities.
Thrilling suspense and intrigue keep readers on the edge throughout this fast paced plot as Nick and Evie try to figure out who the killer is and surprising twists keeps the characters on their toes. The author has created a small town story as the perfect setting and a group of characters that are interwoven with realistic interactions that allows readers to really get to know them. In fact, while the story appears to be standalone, readers would not be averse to reading more stories from this small town…like say Remy for instance. But regardless of whether the author brings readers more stories related to this one or not, she is definitely one to be put on the TBR list.
Not only is Nick’s heart carved in stone, but so is his opinion of so called psychics which puts his best friend’s little cousin squarely off limits not matter how much the sassy Cajun, spitfire appeals to him. A serial killer is using psychic Evangeline Broussard’s small bayou town as his own personal hunting ground and she is forced to work with Special Agent pain-in-the-behind, Nick Garrison whose cynicism toward her psychic ability is matched only by his hotter-than-a-Louisiana-summer sex appeal. A leak in the police department puts her in the crosshairs of the killer and she’s the only one who can save them all.
This romance has strong, bold characters that stand out and their chemistry sizzles and pots whether their having a heated clash of wills, trying to resist their magnetic attraction or giving into the passion that burns between them. This couple are perfect match for each other but quite stubborn which keeps the relationship on a rocky slope and full of emotional turmoil that not only entertains readers but lets them get a ‘real’ feel for their personalities.
Thrilling suspense and intrigue keep readers on the edge throughout this fast paced plot as Nick and Evie try to figure out who the killer is and surprising twists keeps the characters on their toes. The author has created a small town story as the perfect setting and a group of characters that are interwoven with realistic interactions that allows readers to really get to know them. In fact, while the story appears to be standalone, readers would not be averse to reading more stories from this small town…like say Remy for instance. But regardless of whether the author brings readers more stories related to this one or not, she is definitely one to be put on the TBR list.
September 6, 2018
I love finding books that are ensconced in Louisiana folklore. This book checked all my boxes, small bayou town, psychic abilities, twisted killer, and a hot and angsty romance.
FBI Agent Nick Garrison is on medical leave and jumps at the chance to go to a little backwoods bayou town in Louisiana to help out the detective bother of his army buddy. Seems they have a serial killer on their hands who likes to mutilate women.
Evangeline Broussard is the cousin of Detective Remy Boudreaux and Nick's Army buddy Luc. She also happens to be a psychic who Remy goes to for help after they find the latest victim. This causes a conflict as Nick doesn't believe in psychics and Evie doesn't take crap from non-believers.
The sexual attraction between these two was as hot and humid as the weather. But these two did have to learn to work together as her abilities end up linking her with the killer who in turn now knows who she is and puts her in grave danger.
I am always excited to find a new author and after getting through this thrilling romance was happy to see that there will be more books in the series..
FBI Agent Nick Garrison is on medical leave and jumps at the chance to go to a little backwoods bayou town in Louisiana to help out the detective bother of his army buddy. Seems they have a serial killer on their hands who likes to mutilate women.
Evangeline Broussard is the cousin of Detective Remy Boudreaux and Nick's Army buddy Luc. She also happens to be a psychic who Remy goes to for help after they find the latest victim. This causes a conflict as Nick doesn't believe in psychics and Evie doesn't take crap from non-believers.
The sexual attraction between these two was as hot and humid as the weather. But these two did have to learn to work together as her abilities end up linking her with the killer who in turn now knows who she is and puts her in grave danger.
I am always excited to find a new author and after getting through this thrilling romance was happy to see that there will be more books in the series..
September 10, 2018
Despite the blatant lack of topless male, the cover captured the story perfectly. The story dark, eerie, and uncomfortable and the cover made me feel all those things. This book had everything I could want in a romantic horror title. There was a serial killer, a psychic, a good-looking FBI agent.
I find myself faced with the awkward challenge of trying to review a book with twists and turns aplenty and not give anything away. Let me tell you, it's harder than it looks. I was surprised when we discovered the identity of the killer, exactly who he was targeting and why.
Dark water was an engaging tale that took us to Louisiana and immersed us in the culture and environment unique to the area. The atmosphere and beliefs common to the area make it the perfect setting for any book with a paranormal twist.
Speaking of paranormal twists, I often avoid them. However, I have to give the author credit for this one. Although our female lead is a psychic her abilities weren't over the top. Truth be told I was worried about that. I knew I had to read it as soon as I saw the cover, but often paranormal books have me rolling my eyes and stomping my foot at how over the top they are. Anyway, the psychic abilities are present throughout the book, but they're not over the top.
Overall, Dark Water was a great book to cozy up with on a rainy fall day. I would recommend enjoying it with a mug of hot chocolate and a cozy blanket to hide under during the really scary bits.
I find myself faced with the awkward challenge of trying to review a book with twists and turns aplenty and not give anything away. Let me tell you, it's harder than it looks. I was surprised when we discovered the identity of the killer, exactly who he was targeting and why.
Dark water was an engaging tale that took us to Louisiana and immersed us in the culture and environment unique to the area. The atmosphere and beliefs common to the area make it the perfect setting for any book with a paranormal twist.
Speaking of paranormal twists, I often avoid them. However, I have to give the author credit for this one. Although our female lead is a psychic her abilities weren't over the top. Truth be told I was worried about that. I knew I had to read it as soon as I saw the cover, but often paranormal books have me rolling my eyes and stomping my foot at how over the top they are. Anyway, the psychic abilities are present throughout the book, but they're not over the top.
Overall, Dark Water was a great book to cozy up with on a rainy fall day. I would recommend enjoying it with a mug of hot chocolate and a cozy blanket to hide under during the really scary bits.
September 19, 2018
Dynamic read you won't put down! It's the perfect blend of "creep" factor, hot romance, and hits of humor, that will keep you on the edge of your seat without pushing you over! Love this story! Can't wait to read more from this author.
October 8, 2018
It's set in the Bayou and they have two murders and one possible murder (haven't found the body) and they are at crunch time. Remy's brother Luc has an FBI friend who is on leave from his job and he asked him to come and help Remy out on this case as just an advisor.
Evangeline is a psychic and Remy's cousin. He wants to take Nick to go meet her and see if she can help them because they want to get it solved before any more young women get killed. Evangeline is a private detective and after an incident she doesn't work with the police anymore. She can't refuse her cousin though and the thought of those girls gets to her so she decides to help.
Only thing is Nick is not a fan of psychics and he has a good reason. He believes them all to be phonies and thinks it's a complete waste of time but it's not his case so he can't really say no. So he agrees to let her go with them to check out the site where they found the murder victims.
There is definitely some lust at first sight going on in this book as they both seem very attracted to each other and determined not to even think about it. They bump heads quite a bit because of their difference in opinion about psychics but when some things put her in the line of sight for the killer is protective instincts kick in.
I really liked both of the characters so it was easy to overlook any shortcomings I felt about the romance side of things. Evangeline is a no nonsense type of gal and she doesn't cow down to anyone not believing in her ability, not even if he is really sexy. Nick though having a hard time deciding what he thinks about psychics can't help but feel a pull towards Evangeline and wanting to protect her from anything that is going on. I really liked that about him.
Despite the instant I just want to have sex with you atmosphere that I am not a fan of I actually really enjoyed this and loved the suspense part very much. I had my suspects and I was pretty close with the right one just got one thing a bit backwards but I was so close...lol. So I wasn't really surprised to find out who it was but I did get the motive part kind of wrong. Makes for a good read!
I really liked this one and I only seen this book on the authors goodreads so I am guessing she is new and I will be watching out for more from her when I am in the mood for a romance read.
Evangeline is a psychic and Remy's cousin. He wants to take Nick to go meet her and see if she can help them because they want to get it solved before any more young women get killed. Evangeline is a private detective and after an incident she doesn't work with the police anymore. She can't refuse her cousin though and the thought of those girls gets to her so she decides to help.
Only thing is Nick is not a fan of psychics and he has a good reason. He believes them all to be phonies and thinks it's a complete waste of time but it's not his case so he can't really say no. So he agrees to let her go with them to check out the site where they found the murder victims.
There is definitely some lust at first sight going on in this book as they both seem very attracted to each other and determined not to even think about it. They bump heads quite a bit because of their difference in opinion about psychics but when some things put her in the line of sight for the killer is protective instincts kick in.
I really liked both of the characters so it was easy to overlook any shortcomings I felt about the romance side of things. Evangeline is a no nonsense type of gal and she doesn't cow down to anyone not believing in her ability, not even if he is really sexy. Nick though having a hard time deciding what he thinks about psychics can't help but feel a pull towards Evangeline and wanting to protect her from anything that is going on. I really liked that about him.
Despite the instant I just want to have sex with you atmosphere that I am not a fan of I actually really enjoyed this and loved the suspense part very much. I had my suspects and I was pretty close with the right one just got one thing a bit backwards but I was so close...lol. So I wasn't really surprised to find out who it was but I did get the motive part kind of wrong. Makes for a good read!
I really liked this one and I only seen this book on the authors goodreads so I am guessing she is new and I will be watching out for more from her when I am in the mood for a romance read.
September 26, 2018
I hadn’t read anything by this author before but she’s quickly jumped to one of those whose books I’ll always look out for. I thoroughly enjoyed this paranormal romantic suspense and found it to be a real page turner. The reader is placed into the action from the very start when the mutilated body of a young woman is being examined by the police. Nick Garrison is an FBI Special Agent who is on medical leave after being injured and he’s journeyed to help the local lead investigator, Detective Remy Boudreaux, at the request of Remy’s brother, Luc, who served with Nick in the armed forces. This is the third young woman to go missing and the second body to be discovered. As the search for the serial killer continues, Remy asks his cousin Evangeline Broussard, to help. She’s a psychic and Nick doesn’t believe in anyone having genuine psychic powers so, despite the mutual attraction between them, his scepticism and antagonism cause friction between them. Can they work together to discover the murderer? Can Nick overcome his prejudices and protect Evie from becoming another of the killer’s victims?
The author brings the characters and settings to life in the pages of her book. Her evocative descriptions paint pictures in the imagination of the reader and made it easy to relate to the people and places in the story, helping the reader build connections and to feel involved in the search to discover the killer. The build up is dramatic, the plot well developed and I found it an engaging and enthralling read. I have no hesitation in highly recommending this to anyone who enjoys their romance spiced with some cajun flavours, psychic talents and a serial killer to be brought to justice. I really hope this proves to be the start of a series as I’d love to read more about Evie and her cousins in future.
I requested and was given a copy of this book, via NetGalley. This is my honest review of the book after choosing to read it.
The author brings the characters and settings to life in the pages of her book. Her evocative descriptions paint pictures in the imagination of the reader and made it easy to relate to the people and places in the story, helping the reader build connections and to feel involved in the search to discover the killer. The build up is dramatic, the plot well developed and I found it an engaging and enthralling read. I have no hesitation in highly recommending this to anyone who enjoys their romance spiced with some cajun flavours, psychic talents and a serial killer to be brought to justice. I really hope this proves to be the start of a series as I’d love to read more about Evie and her cousins in future.
I requested and was given a copy of this book, via NetGalley. This is my honest review of the book after choosing to read it.
January 5, 2019
If you're looking for a fast-paced, well written thriller with a paranormal touch - this one's for you!
I really liked the setting, the story and of course Evie and Nick! t
They both were strong, loveable characters I cared for. Same for Remy. I guessed correctly who the killer was, but I enjoyed the story regardless.
I hope that this will turn into a series with Devlin coming next. There's more to tell... 😊💕👍🏻
I really liked the setting, the story and of course Evie and Nick! t
They both were strong, loveable characters I cared for. Same for Remy. I guessed correctly who the killer was, but I enjoyed the story regardless.
I hope that this will turn into a series with Devlin coming next. There's more to tell... 😊💕👍🏻
October 8, 2018
It's set in the Bayou and they have two murders and one possible murder (haven't found the body) and they are at crunch time. Remy's brother Luc has an FBI friend who is on leave from his job and he asked him to come and help Remy out on this case as just an advisor.
Evangeline is a psychic and Remy's cousin. He wants to take Nick to go meet her and see if she can help them because they want to get it solved before any more young women get killed. Evangeline is a private detective and after an incident she doesn't work with the police anymore. She can't refuse her cousin though and the thought of those girls gets to her so she decides to help.
Only thing is Nick is not a fan of psychics and he has a good reason. He believes them all to be phonies and thinks it's a complete waste of time but it's not his case so he can't really say no. So he agrees to let her go with them to check out the site where they found the murder victims.
There is definitely some lust at first sight going on in this book as they both seem very attracted to each other and determined not to even think about it. They bump heads quite a bit because of their difference in opinion about psychics but when some things put her in the line of sight for the killer is protective instincts kick in.
I really liked both of the characters so it was easy to overlook any shortcomings I felt about the romance side of things. Evangeline is a no nonsense type of gal and she doesn't cow down to anyone not believing in her ability, not even if he is really sexy. Nick though having a hard time deciding what he thinks about psychics can't help but feel a pull towards Evangeline and wanting to protect her from anything that is going on. I really liked that about him.
Despite the instant I just want to have sex with you atmosphere that I am not a fan of I actually really enjoyed this and loved the suspense part very much. I had my suspects and I was pretty close with the right one just got one thing a bit backwards but I was so close...lol. So I wasn't really surprised to find out who it was but I did get the motive part kind of wrong. Makes for a good read!
I really liked this one and I only seen this book on the authors goodreads so I am guessing she is new and I will be watching out for more from her when I am in the mood for a romance read.
Evangeline is a psychic and Remy's cousin. He wants to take Nick to go meet her and see if she can help them because they want to get it solved before any more young women get killed. Evangeline is a private detective and after an incident she doesn't work with the police anymore. She can't refuse her cousin though and the thought of those girls gets to her so she decides to help.
Only thing is Nick is not a fan of psychics and he has a good reason. He believes them all to be phonies and thinks it's a complete waste of time but it's not his case so he can't really say no. So he agrees to let her go with them to check out the site where they found the murder victims.
There is definitely some lust at first sight going on in this book as they both seem very attracted to each other and determined not to even think about it. They bump heads quite a bit because of their difference in opinion about psychics but when some things put her in the line of sight for the killer is protective instincts kick in.
I really liked both of the characters so it was easy to overlook any shortcomings I felt about the romance side of things. Evangeline is a no nonsense type of gal and she doesn't cow down to anyone not believing in her ability, not even if he is really sexy. Nick though having a hard time deciding what he thinks about psychics can't help but feel a pull towards Evangeline and wanting to protect her from anything that is going on. I really liked that about him.
Despite the instant I just want to have sex with you atmosphere that I am not a fan of I actually really enjoyed this and loved the suspense part very much. I had my suspects and I was pretty close with the right one just got one thing a bit backwards but I was so close...lol. So I wasn't really surprised to find out who it was but I did get the motive part kind of wrong. Makes for a good read!
I really liked this one and I only seen this book on the authors goodreads so I am guessing she is new and I will be watching out for more from her when I am in the mood for a romance read.
September 26, 2018
Psychics and the bayou - what's not to like? I really wanted to love this book but there were a few things that just didn't work as well as I wanted them to for me. This book has a serial killer who is killing young women and taking body parts. The cop in charge of the case, Remy, is working with FBI agent Nick, who is on leave but helping out at the request of his friend who is the cop's brother. When Remy goes to his cousin, Evie who is a psychic, for help Nick is not shy about letting them know he doesn't believe in psychics at all.
It's quickly determined that the serial killer is going after psychics and this is where I had a bit of a problem. The town they are living in isn't very big so the idea that there are that many psychics in the area seemed fairly preposterous to me. Since Nick is a huge cynic a great deal of the book is spent trying to prove to him that Evie is a genuine psychic and can be useful on the case. I wanted there to be a bit more of the actual investigation happening and this book seemed to be about 70% about the relationship between Evie and Nick and 30% about the actual case. The relationship between Evie and Nick takes a bit since although there is a lot of chemistry his disbelief causes quite a bit of animosity between the two for the first half of the book. While I liked Nick and Evie, Remy stole the show for me and I really loved him. I enjoyed the backdrop and thought the author gave a great depiction of the location.
So while I enjoyed this book I wanted a better balance of suspense/crime to romance. I did love Remy though and so if the second book revolves around him I will probably give it a try before I make a decision about whether to continue with this series.
A copy of this book was provided to me by Net Galley and the publisher with no requirements for a review. I voluntarily read this book and my comments here are my honest opinion
It's quickly determined that the serial killer is going after psychics and this is where I had a bit of a problem. The town they are living in isn't very big so the idea that there are that many psychics in the area seemed fairly preposterous to me. Since Nick is a huge cynic a great deal of the book is spent trying to prove to him that Evie is a genuine psychic and can be useful on the case. I wanted there to be a bit more of the actual investigation happening and this book seemed to be about 70% about the relationship between Evie and Nick and 30% about the actual case. The relationship between Evie and Nick takes a bit since although there is a lot of chemistry his disbelief causes quite a bit of animosity between the two for the first half of the book. While I liked Nick and Evie, Remy stole the show for me and I really loved him. I enjoyed the backdrop and thought the author gave a great depiction of the location.
So while I enjoyed this book I wanted a better balance of suspense/crime to romance. I did love Remy though and so if the second book revolves around him I will probably give it a try before I make a decision about whether to continue with this series.
A copy of this book was provided to me by Net Galley and the publisher with no requirements for a review. I voluntarily read this book and my comments here are my honest opinion
September 30, 2018
Evangeline knows she'll never form another partnership with law enforcement, and she doesn't need her physic abilities to tell her that. She just knows from experience. But her resolve changes when a serial killer strikes and she knows she'll do anything she can to help...except work with Special Agent Nick Garrison. And, of course, that's exactly who she has to work with. Grr. His disbelief regarding her talents are infuriating as is his sexiness. Wait? What?
Nick knows with his heart and mind that people with "abilities" aren't real, and that includes his best friend's cousin. This makes her off limits in more than one way, regardless of how much he wants her. But it isn't long before he realizes Evangeline isn't faking and her actual talents, though unexplained by logic, uncover a truth the killer wants to keep a secret.
Nick and Evie have an instant connection that both try to resist for their own reasons, but you can only deny fate for so long before it takes matters into it's own hands. As they spend time together working on the case, their feelings for one another grow while Nick's disbelief continually fades. But Evie's power has put the target on her now and Nick will do anything to protect the woman he's fallen for.
Can Nick keep Evie safe? Who is the killer? Is he working alone or does he have spies in unexpected places? What happens when the case is solved and it's time for Nick to go home? Can Evie trust Nick's change of heart regarding what she can do? Is a HEA possible?
One-click now and follow along as two people, one who seemingly mocks what the other can do, find love while chasing a killer.
**I voluntarily read and reviewed an Advanced Reader Copy of this book.**
Nick knows with his heart and mind that people with "abilities" aren't real, and that includes his best friend's cousin. This makes her off limits in more than one way, regardless of how much he wants her. But it isn't long before he realizes Evangeline isn't faking and her actual talents, though unexplained by logic, uncover a truth the killer wants to keep a secret.
Nick and Evie have an instant connection that both try to resist for their own reasons, but you can only deny fate for so long before it takes matters into it's own hands. As they spend time together working on the case, their feelings for one another grow while Nick's disbelief continually fades. But Evie's power has put the target on her now and Nick will do anything to protect the woman he's fallen for.
Can Nick keep Evie safe? Who is the killer? Is he working alone or does he have spies in unexpected places? What happens when the case is solved and it's time for Nick to go home? Can Evie trust Nick's change of heart regarding what she can do? Is a HEA possible?
One-click now and follow along as two people, one who seemingly mocks what the other can do, find love while chasing a killer.
**I voluntarily read and reviewed an Advanced Reader Copy of this book.**
September 8, 2018
The bayou and psychic abilities reminded me of the HBO show True Blood.
Story: Psychic Evangeline has the abilities of a Psychometry, aura reader, and mediumship. Her cousin, a detective, has asked for her help reading a crime scene. Evie has a gift that she rather not use with law enforcement. However, when it comes to helping people she can’t resist especially when those people live in the same town as her.
FBI agent Nick is a cynic when it comes to believing a psychic can use a sixth sense. Yet they had an instant connection despite his doubts.
Overall: I was not expecting this to be a romance when a crime has taken place. My mind was set on finding the killer. Instead the story set out to prove how psychic abilities are beneficial in more than one way. I wasn’t prepared for the direction of this story.
The investigation took a backseat to the romance. It was hard switching gears from the initial discovery of a crime scene to focusing on the kinetic sexual energy brewing between the two main characters.
I really wanted a fast paced thriller. Instead I got a seductive romance with a killer on the loose and these two busy building a relationship.
I appreciate Tricia Tyler for writing a unique story about psychics, yet I found this had more to do with convincing the FBI agent that Evie’s psychic abilities work. I wanted Evie’s time spent on investigating the case by using her abilities.
September 10, 2018
There is an evil lurking in the depths of the Louisiana bayou…something that is hunting and brutally murdering women. Evangeline Broussard, a powerful psychic, has been asked to assist the local police to help find the killer before he strikes again. Special Agent Nick Garrison feels that using a psychic is a waste of resources, and their time would be better spent hunting down an actual suspect rather than consulting a crystal ball. But as the killer continues to taunt the local police, and the body count rises, Nick realizes he’s going to have to put his prejudices aside, and take a leap of faith in believing in Evangeline….before it’s too late.
As a reviewer, I always find it difficult to write up a proper one for mystery stories. One never wants to give too much away and spoil the suspense for others. So I will leave it at this…Dark Water is a well written romantic suspense/paranormal story fans will devour! Within these pages lies a mystery filled with intrigue, paranormal elements, and a romance as hot as its setting.
Highly recommend, and with this being the first book I’ve read from this author, look forward to reading more!
**Received ARC for honest review**
As a reviewer, I always find it difficult to write up a proper one for mystery stories. One never wants to give too much away and spoil the suspense for others. So I will leave it at this…Dark Water is a well written romantic suspense/paranormal story fans will devour! Within these pages lies a mystery filled with intrigue, paranormal elements, and a romance as hot as its setting.
Highly recommend, and with this being the first book I’ve read from this author, look forward to reading more!
**Received ARC for honest review**
December 18, 2018
I really enjoyed this book, which was part dark mystery, but a larger part romance. I have to say I have a weakness for psychic vs. serial killer plots, and I like spending time in a world rich in magic and mysticism, and this book left me satisfied on both fronts. The author also does a good job of incorporating the Louisiana/New Orleans setting into the atmosphere of the hunt for the killer. One thing I got from this book that I hadn't expected was the strength of the romance between the two main characters FBI agent Nick and Psychic Evangeline, which grew deeper and evolved as the story progressed. I was also impressed with the supporting characters from Evangeline's extended family to the other locals, they all added extra dimensions to the story and fill out the world. I wouldn't mind reading a sequel or two featuring the cousins Remy and Luc or even more stories follow Evangeline and her career as a PI.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for providing a free copy of the book for my review.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for providing a free copy of the book for my review.
November 6, 2018
Stubborn meets Sexy in this tale of murder in the bayou. The bayou and the Louisiana settings are practically characters in their own right, and this writer brings them alive with rich description. The two main characters grabbed my interest from the start, and the red-hot heat that positively explodes between them kept me turning the pages. I particularly enjoyed the writing style, I found it easy to read and partial as I am to colloquial-sounding dialogue and southern-set stories, Dark Water delivered much of both. I enjoyed Evie’s gifts, Nick’s struggles, and the tension that sparks between these two characters both in and out of the bedroom. Maw Maw alone is priceless, oh my, so real! Looking forward to reading more from Tricia Tyler. The pacing is deliciously quick, with a little slower stuff in there for balance, so if you’re looking for a fast pace and funky read, Dark Water is your next read.
September 27, 2018
Mystery and suspense...check.
Paranormal goodies and gifts...check
Romance...check
Sizzling chemistry...check
Creepy setting...check
Serial killer...check
Ghostly grandma...double check!
Dark Water by Tricia Tyler is all I could have asked for in a read. Inhaling it, not wanting to put it down and getting that feeling we all get as the book is fast coming to an end; I wasn’t ready...I’m still not. I want...need more. Be ready Ms. Tyler because you are definitely my new go-to for my reading enjoyment!
Ms. Tyler did a phenomenal job with this story with her smooth flow, steady progression, engaging storyline and captivating characters...I fell in love with it all. A+ all the way Ms. Tyler!
An ARC was generously provided in exchange for an honest review of which this is both honest and completely voluntary.
Paranormal goodies and gifts...check
Romance...check
Sizzling chemistry...check
Creepy setting...check
Serial killer...check
Ghostly grandma...double check!
Dark Water by Tricia Tyler is all I could have asked for in a read. Inhaling it, not wanting to put it down and getting that feeling we all get as the book is fast coming to an end; I wasn’t ready...I’m still not. I want...need more. Be ready Ms. Tyler because you are definitely my new go-to for my reading enjoyment!
Ms. Tyler did a phenomenal job with this story with her smooth flow, steady progression, engaging storyline and captivating characters...I fell in love with it all. A+ all the way Ms. Tyler!
An ARC was generously provided in exchange for an honest review of which this is both honest and completely voluntary.
September 14, 2018
Great read! 4.5 stars. I loved the setting and the author did an excellent job of creating atmosphere.
I loved how Evie and especially Nick fought their growing attraction. It was fun watching the sparks between these two.
I think the author did a wonderful job with the psychic aspect to the story. It was easily understandable plus Nick’s reaction rang true.
I figured out the villain fairly early on but it didn’t diminish my enjoyment of the book. The suspense along with the developing romance had me turning pages until the end. I enjoyed both aspects of the story and look forward to more stories. I would love to see what happens to some of these other characters.
I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book through NetGalley. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
I loved how Evie and especially Nick fought their growing attraction. It was fun watching the sparks between these two.
I think the author did a wonderful job with the psychic aspect to the story. It was easily understandable plus Nick’s reaction rang true.
I figured out the villain fairly early on but it didn’t diminish my enjoyment of the book. The suspense along with the developing romance had me turning pages until the end. I enjoyed both aspects of the story and look forward to more stories. I would love to see what happens to some of these other characters.
I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book through NetGalley. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
September 17, 2018
Thank you NetGalley and Tricia Tyler for a copy of this book.
Having never read any of her books, I can honestly say I thoroughly enjoyed it. When the bodies of two young women are found in the bayou brutally murdered with parts of their bodied missing, Remy the detective in charge enlists the help of FBI agent Nick Garrison and his cousin Evie who is psychic to help solve the murders. From the beginning Nick and Evie are at odds, but when her friend Gracie disappears it a race against time to find her before before she becomes the next victim.
I was engaged in the this story, loved the attraction between Nick and Evie, but have one fault, I honestly thought that Gumbo would make an appearance at the books end to help save the day, but other that that great read.
Having never read any of her books, I can honestly say I thoroughly enjoyed it. When the bodies of two young women are found in the bayou brutally murdered with parts of their bodied missing, Remy the detective in charge enlists the help of FBI agent Nick Garrison and his cousin Evie who is psychic to help solve the murders. From the beginning Nick and Evie are at odds, but when her friend Gracie disappears it a race against time to find her before before she becomes the next victim.
I was engaged in the this story, loved the attraction between Nick and Evie, but have one fault, I honestly thought that Gumbo would make an appearance at the books end to help save the day, but other that that great read.
September 19, 2018
Dark water is a dark mystery\romance that will have readers wanting more.
Evangeline Broussard is a Psychic feisty, strong and female. Nick Garrison is an FBI agent who will do anything for this friends even when he doesn't believe in the sexy, smart mouth Evangeline Broussard.
Mystery, sex, lust, dark murders and so much more. I found this story hard to put down.
As a reader the story at times felt like it was book two in a series as the author would refer back to a different case an it wasn't until half way though the book readers learned what the case was.
Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher Entangled Publishing, LLC (Amara) for the advance copy of Tricia Tyler Dark Waters
Evangeline Broussard is a Psychic feisty, strong and female. Nick Garrison is an FBI agent who will do anything for this friends even when he doesn't believe in the sexy, smart mouth Evangeline Broussard.
Mystery, sex, lust, dark murders and so much more. I found this story hard to put down.
As a reader the story at times felt like it was book two in a series as the author would refer back to a different case an it wasn't until half way though the book readers learned what the case was.
Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher Entangled Publishing, LLC (Amara) for the advance copy of Tricia Tyler Dark Waters
September 20, 2018
Dark Water was an enjoyable read. That although a little slow to start, soon had me engaged thanks to an intriguing storyline and really likable characters. As well as a great blend of romance and suspense. Not to mention, descriptions of the bayou that really pulled me in and an ending that at times had me on the edge of my seat.
And I would happily recommend it to others.
**I was kindly provided with an ARC by Entangled Publishing in exchange for an honest review**
And I would happily recommend it to others.
**I was kindly provided with an ARC by Entangled Publishing in exchange for an honest review**
October 3, 2018
I couldn’t put it down!! Scary & sexy in the same book... yes please! This is truly a page turner, I can’t wait until the next book comes out!!!
October 6, 2018
Review posted at HarlequinJunkie.com
Special Agent Nick Garrison isn’t a fan of psychics, but for his latest case it might take Evangeline ‘Evie’ Broussard’s skills to take down a serial killer. Too bad he can’t trust her. Yet, the closer they work together, the more Nick finds himself unable to resist the woman he’s so determined to protect from danger. Will Nick be able to keep Evangeline safe or will they lose their shot at happy ever after because of the target one of them has on their backs? Read More
January 20, 2019
Non stop excitement
Lots of different twist and turns kept me reading. I didn't want to put it down. Already looking for more.
Lots of different twist and turns kept me reading. I didn't want to put it down. Already looking for more.
March 2, 2019
This is the first book I've read by Tricia Tyler, and I felt like the book was well written and well edited. I really liked the suspense element of the story. Personally, I struggled a little more with the romance aspect because I just didn't feel a great connection between Nick and Evie, or with them. I felt more connected to Remy. Again, though, I think it's just a personal thing. I liked the author's writing style enough to read the next story in the series (assuming there will be one). I was really hoping Gumbo would get the bad guy in this one. Maybe next time. ;-)
Thank you to NetGalley and Entangled Publishing for providing an ARC for review.
Thank you to NetGalley and Entangled Publishing for providing an ARC for review.
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