Mystery
From Goodreads:
To save
innocent lives, they'll have to risk their own.
Self-help
superstar Rachel de Luca and Detective Mason Brown have finally given in to
their overwhelming attraction to each other, but neither of them is ready to
let physical passion turn into full-blown romance, so they carefully maintain
an emotional distance. Then a judge's daughter disappears, and Mason has a
terrible sense that it's connected to the most recent case they solved
together: the abduction of Rachel's assistant.
The discovery of a string of
missing women—all young, all troubled—seems like a promising lead. But there's
no clear connection between the missing girls and the high-profile young woman
Mason is trying to find. He realizes that once again he'll have to rely on his
own well-honed instincts and Rachel's uncanny capacity to see through people's
lies in order to catch a predator and rescue his captives. But can they do it
before Rachel becomes his next victim?
Brown and de Luca are off on a new
mystery.
This time the mystery has nothing
to do with Brown’s brother and sister-in-law. Instead young women are disappearing and they are
asked to help. The story highlights
not only the mystery but also the evolving relationship between Mason Brown and
Rachel de Luca.
The plot leaves plenty room for
tension, danger and romance. Rachel
finds that her powers have not disappeared. In fact she is NFP while helping solve the case. (Read the book to see what NFP stands
for). She still is relationship
shy even as she and Mason are together more and more. Mason is almost as confused about their relationship as
Rachel. The two are one of the
more entertaining couples in the mystery world and I am looking forward to the next
book, Deadly Obsession due November 25, 2014.
Harlequin published Innocent Prey
by Maggie Shayne in 2014.
I received an ARC of Innocent Prey
from Netgalley in return for a honest review.
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