New York Times Bestselling Author
When she goes after a killer
He’s by her side, every step of the way
Injury has left ex-cop Kerri Addison with seizures, diminished self-confidence and a dread of relationships. Now she teaches criminal law in a town where a cunning rapist is at large. Drawn to investigate with Sergeant Stuart Canady, Kerri knows there is much to fear. But with fear comes grit, an effective weapon against this monster. Falling for her handsome new partner—now that’s another danger entirely…and one that might get her killed.
New York Times Bestselling Author
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Sexual Content - 2.5/5
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Violence - 2/5
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Language - 2/5
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Drugs and Alcohol - 1/5
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Summary
Hunted in Conard County by Rachel Lee was a fascinating read. The main character is one of my favorites. Maybe because the author shared how she shares the same disability as the main character and you knew she was writing from a place of being there.
Kerri is an ex copy that suffers from seizures. She is trying to rebuild her life and confidence. She moves to a new town and meets one of the police officers who gets volunteered to talk to her class.
Stu was a swoon worthy hero because of how he handled all of her issues physical and mental. I loved how their relationship built from friendship to more.
From the suspense side of the story they are dealing with a serial rapist. This could definitely cause triggers for some as the author focused on how the victim was trying to get her life and feeling of safety back
I realized after reading that this is book 51 in a series. It read well as a stand alone but now makes me realize how many characters must have their own story.
Sexual content – there was one physical scene
Violence – serial rapist, he beats them and cuts them with a knife. Not a lot of detail but you know what happens
Profanity – d#mn was used a lot,
I received this book from Netgalley. I was not required to write a positive review.
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