Tracy is good, and you know she’s going to win in whatever challenge she faces. The art comes from the author’s pen as he draws a picture that pulls you in. With her past always pushing her forward, cold cases get warmed up quickly when Tracy is on the trail.

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Cold cases are heating up in Seattle again as Tracy Crosswhite returns and opens a pandoras box when she investigates a reporter missing for 25 years.

I thoroughly enjoy this series as solid police procedurals set in my hometown. This next chapter continues the successful streak and had me engaged from page 1. There are plenty of surprises in store and more than a few people that dont get what they deserve....that will hopefully show up in future stories.

I love Tracy's new gig in cold cases and how she feels deeply satisfied by it due to her past life experiences looking for her sister. Really makes for a great potential future for interesting cases.

Good book! Great police work! This book had suspense, intrigue, action a bit of a who done it and a very interesting storyline! I will recommend reading this book as it was well worth reading! Thank you Netgalley and the publisher for sharing this book with me!

I've read all of the Tracy Crosswhite novels and really enjoy them. Especially since I live in Seattle and recognize so many places the author brings into the stories.
This one was very good - it had an intriguing cold case and so many trails to follow, and Tracy did it well.
Tracy is pretty badass and in this book she continues that way, however she is in less mortal danger in this one than others, which I kind of appreciated! I like the books that involve cold cases the best, though I also really loved the one with the crab pot (if you know, you know!).