Silence in the Dark (#04 in Logan Point Series)

I'd love to say this was a great read but it just didn't make it for me. The suspense plot wasn't bad - probably the best aspect of the book overall - but other aspects of the story were less convincing, and the writing mediocre. The romance relied on clichd moments that prompted one to pine for what they couldn'tdidn't have with the other, or generic romance descriptions that were a little cheesy - shivers, tingles, leapingsoaring hearts, and so on. It felt like the characters went through the romantic motions, but I didn't get the emotional connection that I wanted to feel. The suspense plot involved three main male point-of-view characters: The first is Danny Maxwell, who was once Bailey's fianc (for less than 24 hours); the second is Joel McDermott, Maria's maternal uncle and guardian; and the third is Angel Guerrera, a Latino known as the 'Angel of the Streets' for his efforts in protecting the local businesses from the Calatrava. Each of the men has reason to be suspicious of the others' motives and intentions, but having all three viewpoints undermined this element of suspense, because we had direct insight into what was really going on with each character. If you're after an easy-read romantic suspense then this might be the one for you, but it didn't engage me as I hoped.