This was just a really good book.Īlthough I still didn’t really like Vee, Connor and Lanny eventually earned a little of my respect. Yes, there were some twists, and I had figured out early on the identity of the killer, but that didn’t matter., as his reasoning was unknown. Suspense continued to build throughout the entire book. Kezia and Gwen both feel like they are being lead through the investigation, perhaps being played. Kezia and Gwen team up to hunt the killer, before he can take their lives, and those of their families. Between the posters and spray painting, Gwen is on high alert.īodies start to pile up, and the enemy seems to be targeting everyone that Gwen loves. Meanwhile, Gwen and her family are being targeted again. Although the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation steps in, Kezia can’t let go. Their mother is gone, whether by her own accord or by abduction, it’s too soon to tell. The bodies of two little girls are strapped to their car seats in the back. The five of them have become a close family.ĭetective Kezia Claremont responds to a submerged vehicle in a remote pond. Now living in Knoxville, 15 year old Connor and 17 year old Lanny are attending school, making friends, and they are all in therapy. My Synopsis: (No major reveals, but if concerned, skip to My Opinions) She is determined to make a safe home for her family, preferably in Stillhouse Lake. Gwen has been trying to put her life back together, and has been helping other women in similar situations. Through rough times and good times, they have become close. She met Sam along the way, whose sister was one of Melvin’s victims. She took her kids and ran, but the internet trolls found them, and they are still receiving death threats. Gwen is still living the nightmare of having serial killer Melvin Royal as her dead ex-husband. Series Background: (Warning – May contain spoilers from previous books) Heartbreak Bay by Rachel Caine is the fifth and final book in the Stillhouse Lake thriller series.įirst, let me thank NetGalley, the publisher Thomas & Mercer, and of course the author, for providing me with a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. Previous Book in the Series: #4 – Bitter Falls Since I didn’t want the series to end, I didn’t want to read this last book…. The author passed away in November of 2020, and this, her final book, was published in March. Reason(s) I Chose to Read this Book: It’s part of a series that I am really enjoying! Okay, up front I want to admit that I have put off reading this book.
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