Traces of Guilt (#01 in Evie Blackwell Cold Case Series)

Evie really is the image of a strong independent woman who is determined to have a good image to those around us. \r\nShe is determined to show others that despite being a woman she is capable of standing strong in a mans world. \r\nAt first she struggles to solve any case, but as time progresses and she learns to accept some help, the dominos sta...Read MoreRead more about Evie really is the image of a strong

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Everyone loves a good Dee Henderson story and this is no exception! \r\nI love the new approach that Dee took to her writing style. The romance was really subtle and there were re-established relationships which meant that the romance side was much more realistic and there was no wedding happening which was a nice surprise. The crime part of it wa...Read MoreRead more about Everyone loves a good Dee Henderson

s intriguing as well. Rather than it be simply one crime that they had to solve, there were a string of several crimes which meant that there was a lot going on at once and a lot of things to follow, yet the details were all there and Dee still wrote a stunning piece of literature. Definitely worth reading. Read LessRead less about Everyone loves a good Dee Henderson

As a Dee Henderson fan, I love it when a new book comes out ready for my Birthday!\r\nEvie Blackwell is such fun. Inquisitive, new ideas, compassionate but has learnt how to not hang onto the hard days in her work as a Detective.\r\nSheriff Thane has deep family roots and a desire to Service his town, to see justice pursued. When Ann Falcon turns ...Read MoreRead more about As a Dee Henderson fan, I love it when

up in town he's happy to see her but what is she about to bring to his work load.\r\nIt's great to have some of the favorite characters, old: Rachel O'Malley and new, Shannon; mentioned in the story.\r\nLoved it! Get it! Enjoy a hot drink, chocolate for sure and a great adventure :) Read LessRead less about As a Dee Henderson fan, I love it when

\r\nIf any readers have avoided some of Dee Henderson's earlier books (e.g. Taken) because of the themes, they'd be well advised to avoid Traces of Guilt. The other possible proviso is for those who didn't like Full Disclosure: Ann Falcon is a pivotal character in Traces of Guilt, and while other characters say marriage has been good for her, I'm ...Read MoreRead more about \r\nIf any readers have avoided some

still not an Ann Falcon fan. She's too perfect, and I don't like her. \r\n\r\nHowever, this isn't Ann's story. Instead, Traces of Guilt is a well-plotted police procedural mystery, with Evie working with Gabriel, Josh, Will and their father to uncover the secrets behind the disappearance of a police deputy and his family, and a small girl. The results are predictably unpredictable. Or perhaps unpredictably predictable.\r\n\r\nOverall, Traces of Guilt was a solid mystery that will appeal to Dee Henderson fans (but perhaps not those who loathed Taken, or don't like Ann Silver). But I can't say it was good enough to tempt me to read the next book in the series.\r\n\r\nThanks to Bethany House and NetGalley for providing a free ebook for revie Read LessRead less about \r\nIf any readers have avoided some