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mizele20's review
3.0
The author's note at the end is interesting. Continuing to read the Autumn Trent series before #10. No resolution here....not sure I like that.
annedorf's review
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
2.75
This was a hard one to finish. The logic and thought process by winter just got exhausting after awhile. And I get it - Autumn is a professional I don’t think I need to be reminded every time she is mentioned
abirademacher's review
challenging
dark
emotional
reflective
sad
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
clak5686's review
For 13 years FBI Agent Winter Black is wondered about her brother who was abducted. She knows he is alive, but can he be saved? Is he too damaged to be helped? This book is about pursuing something that you know will hurt you because it is the right thing to do. It is about hope versus what you are sure is true. The book is dark and fast paced. I enjoy Winter as a character. She has been through so much but keeps on going. Her friends are wonderful and supportive. This book tests everyone especially her life partner and fellow FBI agent, Noah Dalton. I would recommend this book to readers who have read the series.
tinylittlefoxes's review
5.0
I didn't think I could love anyone more than Ellie Klein but bam, there's Winter. I SERIOUSLY DID NOT want this series (or Ellie Klein) to end! Mary Stone nails it EVERYTIME. I only read psyc drama/thriller/domestic noir so it takes something really special to stand out like this. Dayum!
shorangina's review
3.0
I have very mixed feelings about the “end” of the series. First, while I am all for cliff hangers, to end the final book in a slight one to continue with Autumns story is just rude. This is the ninth Winter book and if this series was ending it should have fully been finished. My other big gripe is about Justin/Jamie. In the previous book we got a look into his head and that showed he was always this killer and that Kilroy didn’t make him that way. It seems the author forgot all about doing that in the previous book and in this book all of this is so completely different. I love all the characters in this series but I will not recommended it based on this last book.
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