Catch A Killer is the second in a series and can be read as a stand alone novel. The cat and mouse game aka the mystery is pretty obvious but the authors ability to write 3D characters bring her vision to life is what will keep readers reading. The story flows from page to page as reader connect with the cast of characters.

Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher Kensington Books, Lyrical Liaison for the advance copy of Kris Rafferty Catch A Killer

Hannah Cambridge has lost a lot in a short time. She may have been on the fast track in her career but her partner, and secret boyfriend, was killed in the line of duty. She lost her lover and the father of her little girl. But she is determined to keep her daughter safe, she isn't sure if anyone will still be looking for them.

A new job in Boston is jut what she needs but how can she integrated into the team when she is keeping such a big secret from them. But when the task force receives a new agent she is poleaxed to find that it is said dead partner!

Jack Benton didn't know that Hannah had been told that he had died, he thought she had been clued in on his undercover job. But he is going to try and put things right with her. But how will he react when he realises that he a father?

I have to admit I didn't fall in love with Hannah straight off. She was so manipulative of her situation. I do get why she wanted to hide her daughter but realistically how long could she carry that off? Jack and Hannah did have a previously fragile relationship mainly due to the fact that they were both too pig-headed to admit they loved each other!

However I did come around and I enjoyed the story, I especially loved the baddie! I did not see that twist coming!

Catch a Killer, is a good "who did it" novel. I guessed it early on but kept doubting it.
Hannah deserved a happy ending, she is my favorite character. Jack is just the lucky guy to give it to her.

Poor Hannah, she has had one bad thing happen after another but she’s still hanging in there when her whole world gets turned upside down. This was a good read, plenty of suspense to go with hot romance.