Unearth the Evidence

The second book in The Capsule Killer series picks up where the first left off. The story is moving right along, and investigations are broadening. Yet, there is still so much to learn, and they are no closer to finding out whole the killer is. Personally, things are becoming more convoluted for Suede, and she doesn’t know what path lies ahead for her. All she knows is, this killer needs to be found and brought to justice. In full disclosure, I read this in exchange for an honest review. I would probably give this one a three and a half star rating, but always err on the higher side of the rating system. The book is enjoyable, and a quick read. My only real problems were how unprofessional Nate is coming across, in several ways. I am sure it’s for drama and to move the story along, but it’s a little bit grating the way it’s happening. Personally and professionally. I hesitate to say more at the risk of spoilers. Aside from that, I’d then give it a solid four star rating. There’s a lot of stuff happening, and the writers have given themselves a lot to work with. This continues to be a good ride.

With the people in the study group looking guilty as they all have secrets. The FBI takes over but as they try to find out what’s going on in this small sleepy town there seems to be secrets everyone has and wants them kept that way. As you read you think you know what’s happening it isn’t but the author has you pulling your hair out in frustration! Can’t wait for the next book to see where it goes next! I voluntarily reviewed an Advanced Reader Copy of this book.

The series continues strong with this second book. Suede starts to shadow FBI agent and together they are finding new evidence that leads to even more questions and buried secrets to discover. Constant twists and turns will definitely keep your attention. There are couple of clues in this one that made me start to work on theories about what’s happening in Summer Grove but there’s still a long way to go. Can’t wait to read the next part! I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving my honest reviews.