Justice for the Slain picks up right where The Sapphire Necklace leaves off and continues with the new mystery at hand with brilliant grace. Hazel is struggling at this point and why wouldn't she, she killed a horrible man in self defense and now her nightmares are horrific and terrifying. But, what if they aren't all nightmares? What if they are visions or visits from other spectral beings? Tate is there for her just as she has always dreamed of and she is learning to have a bit more confidence at least she is trying. Candy and Jake have reunited but will this be the love story continuance that Candy has hoped for? Hurricanes, wrongful convictions, mysteries on top of mysteries and they are still going strong.
I have absolutely enjoyed watching Tate, Hazel and Candy grow as personalities and the world building here has been very telling, the descriptions are intense and in depth so much so I found myself completely immersed in this story and even though the author says that Candy is her favorite, I totally adore Hazel and am enjoying her embracing her own sense of maturity and learning about her gift. I absolutely recommend this book and I have found it family friendly.