This was an excellent second book in the Fogg Lake series. It starts with a bit a bang and sets up Sierra's situation from the start. It takes a little longer than usual for us to meet North, but it was lovely to encounter another Jones (have to re-read the Arcane books;). From the first moment the tension between North and Sierra is on the page and a lot of fun.
I thoroughly enjoyed the mystery. There were definitely a couple of twists I didn't see coming. I liked that both of them were on a journey to finding their calling and passion.
Jayne Ann Krentz has an easy to read voice that pulls you along the story and keeps you going until the end.

We are back with a new book in the Fogg Lake paranormal romantic suspense series with All the Colors of Night by Jayne Ann Krentz. Danger, a new partnership, and chemistry made for an engaging read.

When North Chastain’s father falls into a coma, he believes a Bluestone Project artifact caused it. He plans to investigate his Dad’s recent activities but needs someone familiar with the area. They hire Sierra Raines to help him navigate the world of collectors.

This was a fun installment. I liked both North and Sierra. North is skilled at catching criminals and spotting a lie. His gifts allow him to shield against paranormal attacks, but fears a recent case has damaged his abilities. Sierra is skilled at seeing auras and telling if an artifact is authentic and powered. I loved the way she used mirrors. Their chemistry was great, even if neither trusted the other at the onset. Krentz delivered growth as these two loners learn to trust and help each other.

Th case eventually leads them back to Fogg Lake. I loved spending more time there with key characters. We learn more concerning the overall series arc with hints of things to come. North’s family got answers regarding his grandfather and what happened to his Dad.

I love the blending of paranormal woo-woo, suspense and romance in this series and feel like this was the strongest installment to date. By far one of my favorite authors in this genre, the Fogg Lake series is a must read.

After the exciting introduction to the Fogg Lake world – of mysterious paranormal phenomena, of humans receiving psychic gifts, and of common objects becoming magical artifacts from a top secret government experiment gone wrong- I was jazzed to see the story progress on the hunt for the hidden labs and another suspenseful romance against such a setting.
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All the Colors of the Night does have enough explanation so the reader wouldn’t get lost reading it out of order, but I enjoyed both books better in order so the references back to the previous book meant something to me.

The story starts when North Chastain, a Foundation Cleaner (policing the baddies in the psychic world), learns his father was checking a lead and ended up in a weird coma.  Both North and his dad have lived under the stigma of Griffith Chastain being thought to be an American traitor who sold out his psychic government research secrets to the Communists and then disappeared.  Neither believe their dad and grandfather would do such a thing and believe his research partner betrayed him and made him disappear.  But, now Chandler is down, and North is going through his own private crisis as a mysterious condition is causing his psychic gift, Night Vision, to deteriorate.  He has to track down the answers before that condition leaves him psychically blind.  So he reluctantly takes on a partner, a Go-Between specializing in discovery, deals, and retrievals of magical artifacts to discover if someone has found Vortex lab psychic weapons and can he discover what was used on his dad to save his life.

Sierra has been something of a rolling stone in her careers while trying to find the right fit for her life.  The latest is working for the Vault which handles the job of going between potential buyers and sellers of magical artifacts.  The whispers on the street of psychic weapons from the lost Vortex lab really existing and now the Foundation on the hunt and needing her expertise.  At least they pay their bills even if her involvement brings danger.  North Chastain is the first man to make her feel the sizzle of attraction, but he is barely hanging on.  She doesn’t trust him and he doesn’t trust her at first, but as they track down the answers and escape some intense situations, the trust builds and she wonders if it can be more.  That is if someone doesn’t take them off the case permanently.

Colors of the Night introduces a great pair.  I loved getting their individual back stories, seeing their intriguing psychic gifts in action, and on the hunt to help his dad and get the powerful artifacts out of the wrong hands.  Meanwhile, the enemy is set on revenge and controlling the weapons so they can be the most powerful in the paranormal community.

The suspense seemed to take the front seat for most of the book with hints of the sparks between the pair.  It gradually grew more balanced toward the end.  I liked how that happened because the danger and the shortness of time made their need to focus on their work more of the priority.  I thought it was cute the way they would misunderstand, particularly Sierra, but then dive right back into the conversation and awkwardly get it right.  They both come from unique backgrounds with her growing up in a rural artists’ colony and more open-minded though not flaky and him having a magician turned lab engineer for a grandfather and inheriting his grandfather’s personally designed house on the desert that has more tricks than the Winchester Mystery House up its sleeve.   But they shared that feeling of still searching for fulfillment and the right fit for their lives which gave them added understanding along with the appreciation growing for the other’s talent and for who they were.

The psychic emphasis in this one was on people’s auras and channeling power through crystals.  Sierra uses a crystal to direct her power, but it is in mirrors or reflective surfaces that she sees people’s true auras.  North sees people’s auras and psychic traces in the night and can manipulate crystals as power sources.  She’s intuitive and he’s more analytical, but they make a great team.

Most of the story is set away from the mysterious Fogg Lake, but I was glad that to get back to the quirky town and particularly its vibrant and curious Oracle.  It was also fun to have the Foundation leaders part of things.  And, more comes of the Swan Antique shop and what the secretive sisters are up to which builds toward the third book and brings things ever closer to the tantalizing danger of the Vortex lab and who will find it first.

All in all, this was a sensational page-turner and I can’t wait for more.  Those who enjoy romantic suspense with strong paranormal elements should definitely pick up this series.

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I enjoyed the first book in the <a href="https://www.goodreads.com/series/261361-fogg-lake" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"><em><strong>Fogg Lake</strong> </em></a>series and was happy to learn more about this world.   I think each book could be read as a standalone but I don't do that very often.  I like the background of the world and other characters.  We didn't see much of the first couple in this story.

<strong>All the Colors of Night</strong>  brings a new couple, with each person trying to find their way in the world as they deal with their magical talents.  The world has not been kind to them plus it has held their family histories against them.  North has been working for the Foundation as a cleaner before he started to have some issues with his magic.  Sienna is capable as a "go-between" in the magical artifacts business but it is very dangerous and not always consistent work.

North arrives in town after his father was attacked to find out what is happening.  He hires Sienna to help him authenticate the artifacts his father had found. I love how they support each other and work together to solve this case.  They have to be careful because someone is always trying to kill them. Not only do they protect each other, North and Sienna help each other with magic problems they are having.  I did guess one bad guy early on, but the actual plot was more twisty.

The Foundation is always part of the backdrop as is Fogg Lake where so many things started.  People are wary of the Foundation as the old leadership was so corrupt. I look forward to learning more about them as I think they will build their reputation as the good guys.

The other big long-term plot arc is the Vortex which is a super secret lab which everyone is trying to find.  They want the secrets and possibly weapons or artifacts which are there.  In this story, one part of the case was to try to locate the lab of North's grandfather. The bad guys believed it contained weapons.  The lab, like his grandfather's home, would be protected by familial blood and talents, so only North could access it.

I recommend this series because while there is a romance, it is not the primary focus.  There is also some great world-building and series plot arcs to provide more layers. There is also the development of two new characters, the couple, in each book.

Jayne Ann Krentz continues her Fogg Lake series with Sierra Raines, a descendant of Fogg Lake residents effected by the Incident- a secret government lab experiment gone wrong that gave most of the town psychic abilities.  Sierra is a go-between in Seattle, assessing the provenance of paranormal artifacts and delivering them to collectors.  So when North Chastain arrives in town to find the artifact that put his father in a coma, she's the logical choice to help.  But they find themselves unravelling mysteries of the past, all seemingly connected to Fogg Lake and paranormal weapons that people died to protect, and killed to uncover.

This is a book about turning points, new beginnings, and closing the past. Sierra is floating through life, knowing what she does isn't her calling, but not yet sure what her calling is.  She wants to help people the way her parents do, but not in a corporate environment the way North does.  So the dangerous world of paranormal artifact collecting is as good as any in the mean time- crazy gun wielding collectors not withstanding.  North is losing his psychic abilities and has no idea what he'll do when they've gone. He is trying to figure out who he is without his talents, but saving his father comes first.  It was a really interesting and effective combination to have two strong characters who know how to handle themselves who are both also vulnerable and searching for their true path in life. 

Those who haven't read The Vanishing already won't have too much trouble coming in on book 2 of the series. While there are some overlapping characters and Fogg Lake and the Foundation remain at the center of the mysteries, All the Colors of the Night can still stand on its own like any series Krentz has done.  Unusually, she gives us a bit of a teaser about what's coming up in her next Fogg Lake book, and the clues are both ominous and exciting.  It looks like I may have to recommend reading the first two books before book 3 comes out next year- which won't be a hardship to anyone! Krentz continues her easy style of writing, filling her book with light witty humor, dangerous power hungry villains, and enough psychic thrills to please any paranormal romance reader. Long time Krentz/Quick/Castle readers will be happy when the Arcane Society finally gets mentioned here, with a few clues that they are still running.  Will we see Arcane and the Jones family return to center stage in book three? Will Arcane and the Foundation have to work together to handle dangerous paranormal weapons and the remnants of Vortex? We have a year to wait and find out, but another Amanda Quick book this spring to help us fill the void.

I was really looking forward to this one. I read and enjoyed the first book in the series, The Vanishing and new this one was going to be just as good. Guess what, I was right! There is something about Jayne Ann Krentz's writing that I just love. Her books are always easy to get into and I always seem to enjoy them. Always a plus. 

Right from the beginning, you get a feel of the story. I knew right away that Sierra and North were going to be fun characters and that I'd like them. Both have things going on in their lives that seem to make things difficult for them. Sometimes you just need that special person that can help you. 

This is a busy story but not confusing. You can easily keep up with what's going on. As the story goes on layer and layer of the mysteries within are solved, all but the main one that runs throughout the series. 

I like how both North and Sierra work out their personal issues while working together to help North's father. I liked how the two families came together. I also enjoyed visiting with characters from The Vanishing. 

This is a wonderful mystery with so many good twists and turns. It also has enough romance in it that both romance and mystery readers would enjoy it. I will mention that like most of her books there is a slight paranormal feel to it. I believe you'll really enjoy this one. Make sure to read the books in order because it will read better.

In this second book of the Fogg Lake series, North Chastain desperately needs help on two fronts: his father has been psychically attacked leaving him in a coma after buying a deadly paranormal artifact, and North is losing his own psychic abilities after an assignment gone wrong. In North’s world, collectors of these artifacts will stop at nothing to possess them even if it means taking out the competition in a permanent way. North’s talent helps him to find the psychic criminals whose powers are often used for bad, and who want more and greater powers. Wading into the murky and dangerous world of collecting pieces from the Bluestone Project labs that were shut down after a catastrophic incident affecting the citizens of Fogg Lake, North realizes he needs help from someone else with psychic abilities.

Sierra Raines has been making a living finding paranormal antiquities and transporting them to and from clients working as a go between. She was fired from her previous job after being used as a scapegoat leaving Sierra’s reputation in tatters. She is reluctant to assist North because he works for the Foundation which is a sort of paranormal police force whose standing in the community had been previously sullied by poor leadership.

Sierra grew up in the mysterious Fogg Lake so she understands exactly how dangerous some of the Bluestone artifacts are knowing there are nefarious people after them. North’s family was involved with the project so he has a vested interest in uncovering exactly what happened and who was responsible for the psychic event that has caused so many lives to be altered, some of them in some very scary and difficult ways. As they work together to find help for North’s father, figure out who is behind several deadly incidents connected Bluestone, and locate the original labs buried in a cave system, a deep attraction and connection grows between them. This book can be read as a standalone; however, quite a bit of the complex world building takes place in the first of this series, THE VANISHING.

Veena’s review of All Of The Colors of the Night (Fogg Lake, Book 2) by Jayne Ann Krentz
Romantic Suspense published by Berkley 05 Jan 21

This series does a great job of marrying the psychic with the spine-chilling thrill of a good mystery.  North Chastain is losing the ability to see the full spectrum of the night that make him a great hunter, but he has one last hunt he needs to complete and this one is personal. He teams up with Sierra Raines, who is a messenger in the murky paranormal antiques trade, to help him track down a particular artifact that he hopes will provide answers to a lot of questions.  Readers, put on your seat belts and get ready for a rollercoaster ride as these two connect the dots and not only solve the mystery of the artifacts, but also find their own true calling.


The US government once wanted to harness the paranormal as a way of leading the arms race. North’s grandfather, a famous magician of the times with more than a touch of the psychic, was part of the team . Then mysteriously he disappeared and the labs were shut down, leaving a lot of questions and the nearby town of Fogg Lake, along with its inhabitants with psychic powers, shrouded in a paranormal fog.  North has grown up with rumors that his grandfather was a traitor who sold weapons and secrets to the enemies. Despite not believing these tales, he has done what he can to live down the disgrace.

Now an artifact with his grandfather’s signature has hit the market. North’s father is in a coma after have touched it. North needs to track down the provenance, but, before he can get his hands on it, someone is gunning for him and using some pretty lethal paranormal weaponry.  As North and Sierra chase down the clues, their hunt takes them to a mental asylum where strange things are happening, to Fogg Lake where it all began, and at every step they’re being hunted and barely staying one step ahead. The story moves at a rapid clip, bringing our protagonists closer to each other as they have a chance to save each other’s lives and work out the puzzles left for them by North’s magician grandfather.

I love the supporting characters in this story. Sierra’s mother heals through her singing in the same way as her father offers people a direction through his poetry. Then there’s the oracle of Fogg Lake who makes pronouncements. There’s the sisters who own the antiquities store in Seattle with their very unique guardians, who may be playing a larger role in a forthcoming book.

Ms. Krentz maintains the suspense all the way to the end, surprising readers with the final truths, and, believe me, it’s about more than the villain of the piece.  I really enjoyed how it all came together and am chomping at the bit for the next chapter in this series.

Grade: A

ALL THE COLORS OF NIGHT is a captivating, action packed read with twists and turns that will have you even more pasted to the pages with your heart in your throat. 

Reviewed by Annetta Sweetko for Fresh Fiction

The complete review may be found at: https://freshfiction.com/review.php?id=72684

I received a copy of this title for review from NetGalley. I adored this book, and it was exactly what I needed to read after a long day. Jayne Ann Krentz is a master of mixing suspense with witty banter, and the pacing was non- stop. When the characters were given a chance to occasionally stop and breathe, it never slowed down the action. The plot had enough surprises to keep me guessing, the characters were classic JAK characters in the best way (Sierra was a strong, intelligent woman, and North was the slightly crabby alpha who falls for her like a bemused ton of bricks), and the relationships evolved quickly, but naturally. 
While it has been months since I've read the first book in this series, it did not hinder my understanding of the characters or plot. It might be more fun, but I don't think it is required to have read the previous enstallment to get the full story. 
In short, this book was a good romp from a reliable author. I enjoyed it thoroughly, and it is definitely going in my re-read pile.

This series does a great job of marrying the psychic with the spine chilling thrill of a good mystery.  North Chastain is losing the ability to see the full spectrum of the night that make him a great hunter but he has one last hunt he needs to complete and this one is personal. He teams up with Sierra Raines who is a messenger in the murky paranormal antiques trade to help him track down a particular artifact that he hopes will provide answers to a lot of questions.  Readers put on your seat belts and get ready for a rollercoaster ride as these two connect the dots and not only solve the mystery of the artifacts but also find their own true calling.
The US government once wanted to harness the paranormal as a way of leading the arms race. North's grandfather a famous magician  of the times with more than a touch of the psychic was a part of the team . Then mysteriously he disappeared and the labs were shut down leaving a lot of questions and the nearby town of Fogg Lake shrouded in a paranormal fog and its inhabitants with psychic powers.  North has grown up with rumors that his grandfather was a traitor who sold weapons and secrets to the enemies. Despite not believing these tales he has done what he can to live down the disgrace.
Now an artifact with his grandfather's signature has hit the market. North's father is in a coma after have touched it. North needs to track down the provenance but before he can get his hands on it someone is gunning for him and using some pretty lethal paranormal weaponry.  As North and Sierra chase down the clues, their hunts takes them to a mental asylum where strange things are happening, to Fogg Lake where it all began and at every step they're being hunted and barely staying one step ahead. The story moves at a rapid clip bringing our protagonists closer to each other as they have a chance to save each others lives and work out the puzzles left for them by North's magician grandfather.
I love the supporting characters in this story. Sierra's mother who heals through her singing in the same way as her father offers people a direction through his poetry. Then there's the oracle of Fogg Lake who makes pronouncements. There's the sisters who own the antiquities store in Seattle with their very unique guardians who may be playing a larger role in a forthcoming book.
The writer maintains the suspense all the way to the end surprising readers with the final truths and believe me it's about more than the villain of the piece.  I really enjoyed how it all came together and am chomping at the bit for the next chapter in this series.

All the Colors of Night by Jayne Anne Krentz is the second book in the Fogg Lake series. Book two follows North Chastain a man who is losing his psychic abilities when he gets a call that his father is in a coma and dying. North needs to find the weapon so find the cure to save his dad. The only person who can help him is Sierra Raines, a go between getting artifacts from buyer to seller. Can the two find the item to save North’s father, solve an old mystery and survive?
This was a fun read. I flew through this book and enjoyed it for the most part. My biggest problem was there was a scene word for word from book one that made me question my sanity. I was trying to figure out if I had read this book before. I figured out the problem, but this drew me out of the story. I also knew the ending which was maybe in the first book, or I have read enough of Krentz that I knew who the bad guy was from the beginning. 
Overall, I did enjoy this book and would recommend it. I would give it 3.5 stars and I round up because I still smile when I think back to this book from a couple weeks ago. Thank you to NetGalley, Jayne Anne Krentz and Berkley Publishing Group for an ARC. This was an honest review.

I had set aside a week to read this second book in Krentz's Fogg Lake trilogy, thinking I'd read a chapter here and a chapter there in between my many holiday tasks. It was a good plan...until I opened the book. I finished it in one day. Cover to cover. The whole book. That's how good it is. 

Sierra and North have earned a place among my all-time favorite Krentz couples. Individually, they're likeable, admirable, and have my utmost respect but, as a team, they're unstoppable. I loved them! Their chemistry was intense and organic but developed slowly as their primary focus was on their mission. I enjoyed the respect that developed as they worked together and the fact that sometimes Sierra took the lead while, at others, it was North. They created a true partnership and I was with them, cheering them on, the entire way.

Another aspect of the book that I enjoyed was Krentz's ability to create a paranormal community and make it seem everyday normal. These characters, with their psi talents and energy manipulation, became real to me as did the challenges they faced. Krentz's detailed, vivid descriptions not only brought the characters to life but the forests, caves, hidden labs, and night colors as well. By the time I finished the book, she had convinced me that a trip to the Pacific Northwest should, of course, include a little side trip to Fogg Lake...only in the daylight, of course, when the green fog subsides. But later, under a clear midnight sky, how I would love to have the ability to see all the colors of night.

The story itself is tightly woven, fast paced, and expertly filled with enough well-placed twists to keep me eagerly turning pages to discover what surprises awaited around the next turn of the page. And there were surprises in abundance along with one final twist that, I have to admit, I did not see coming. 

All the Colors of Night is book two in the Fogg Lake Trilogy but stands well on its own. However, once you get to know these characters and the secrets of Fogg Lake begin to reveal themselves, there's a good chance that you will be scrambling to get a copy of book one: The Vanishing. Like I did. 

*ARC received for fair and unbiased review

Sierra Raines is making a living as a go-between. She helps find rare items for collectors and then delivers them. But the life of a go-between isn't always easy. Sometimes people don't want to pay for the objects that have been found as happens to her in the opening scene. But that is okay, she has her own means of protecting herself that aren't as obvious as something like a gun. It is her skills as a finder that have her being called in to help North Chastain find out what happened to his father. 

North is a monster-hunter. He finds the people with psychic powers that are using them to harm others. At least, he is at the moment. Unfortunately, there is something going wrong with his powers and he is slowly losing them. But that isn't as big a concern as the fact that his father was attacked and left in a psychic coma. 
The attack seems linked to an incident that happened in Fogg Lake in the '50s. Psychic research was occurring there and an explosion caused the lab to be shut down but left a lingering residue of psychical powers in the residents. Sierra's family is from Fogg Lake and North's grandfather was a researcher there so they both have ties.
A nice addition to the series with characters that are well drawn and a story that is new but fits in with the series.

Four stars
This book comes out January 7th
Follows The Vanishing
ARC kindly provided by Berkley and NetGalley
Opinions are my own

All The Colors of Night by Jayne Ann Krentz is the 2nd book in her Fogg Lake series.  Refresher: 40 years ago in the small town of Fogg Lake, an explosion caused various paranormal effects on many of the residents; such as visions, auras and other unique abilities.  The community kept to itself, not revealing anything about those strange effects; leaving the town bare of updated mechanics, such as wifi, computers, cell phones, as the dense fog blocked those signals.  

We meet our heroine, Sierra Raines, at the start, when she finds herself in a dangerous situation, with a client threatening to kill her; but with some of her paranormal ability to use mirrors, she was able to escape.  Sierra is a psychic expert on artifacts, working for a firm that trades those artifacts, as she finds and delivers them, since she is one of the best in her field. 

North Chastain, our hero, also has paranormal ability as a ‘cleaner’ for The Foundation, tracking down bad psychic criminals.  North has recently begun to worry that he is losing his powers, as his specialty for seeing psi lights has suddenly gone wacky.  When North’s father is attacked and in a psychic induced coma, he suspects that someone is determined to find a dangerous artifact in the secret Fogg Lake lab 40 years ago; in order to save his father, he asks and is given Sierra to help him find the artifact. At first, North isn’t sure Sierra can be trusted, but in a short time he realizes how good she is and together they make a great team.  Right from the start, Sierra discovers that those glasses North wears has some bad paranormal effects and tells him this is why his powers are going away. Over time, she does come through helping him often, and North begins to find himself falling for her, as Sierra is smart, brave and a bad ass, not to mention beautiful.  

They will learn that the man who attacked North’s father was part of a psychiatric institution, forcing experiments on people with little paranormal ability. As they get closer to finding the truth, the trail leads North and Sierra to Fogg Lake, where they discover the lab, where his grandfather worked leaving hidden clues and artifacts.  Who is behind the attacks and threats on their lives?

What follows is an exciting, intense, action filled adventure, with many twists and turns. North and Sierra were a wonderful couple and a great team.  It was nice to see their romance build; especially as they were able to save each other numerous times.  To tell too much more would be spoilers.  All The Colors of the Night is a fast-paced suspenseful mystery thriller, with supernatural elements that add to the storyline.   Jayne Ann Krentz once again gives us another wonderful story in this series; which I look forward to reading the next book.  If you enjoy suspense mysteries, great couple and a dose of supernatural, you need to read this new series.

An interesting read, even though it isn’t my preferred genre.  The author does a good job of making you feel you are a part of the action!

The second book in the Fogg Lake series is just as fabulous as the first one.. North Chastain  is a great paranormal talent in locating dangerous psychic criminals. When his father locates a relic that is connected to a secret government laboratory that was known as the Bluestone Project. In locating this relic North’s father falls into a deadly coma.
North knows how to located criminals but when it comes to locating the relic he is going to need help. 
Sierra Raines is the perfect person for this job. Her professional reputation took a direct hit when a false accusation was made against her.  Sierra accepts the assignment even though it means she must deal with the mysterious Foundation.
Their hunt takes them back to the place where it all began Fogg Lake. They uncover many shocking truths. Including the return of the Jones Family. With one of them living and another being Sierra’s boss..
 Fogg Lake holds many of the answers the  North and Sierra need and ask them more questions.

Excellent! Fast moving, great characterization and a lot of really interesting secondary characters, make this a fun and exciting addition to Krentz's mountain of work. I especially enjoyed reading about the secondary characters as you gotta wonder when/if they're going to get their own books. 

If you've been missing Krentz's psy books or her books as Jayne Castle, this is a book for you. (And as someone that wonders if she's ever going to get back to the Castle world, this was a bit of a balm for my soul.)

When his father suddenly falls into a coma-like state, North Chastain is convinced it was caused by a deadly artifact from a secret government program known only as the Bluestone Project, and he needs that artifact save his father. 

Sierra Raines makes her living finding and transporting valuable objects with a psychic provenance. When North Chastain approaches her for help, Sierra takes him on as a client. 

Working together to find the lost lab and the work of psychic geniuses -- or crazies -- the pair unearths shocking truths about what happened the fateful night that altered Fogg Lake forever, but they are playing with fire—someone in town knows what they’re doing, and will go to any lengths to stop them.

The second entry in Jayne Ann Krentz's Fogg Lake trilogy will have her fans and new readers clamoring for the third installment to come.  Highly recommended.

The secret behind Jayne Ann Krentz's long writing career is her ability to continue to write fresh characters & story-lines. This 2nd book in the Fogg Lake series integrates past series in a new & fresh approach and continues to make me eagerly reach for her books (under whatever name) whenever they hit the shelves.