Freya Barker

Take a caring alpha male, a strong and independent woman, add danger: and you get a delicious, exciting cocktail that you can drink in one go. Or read the book in one go. In this part, Freya Barker has again described everything wonderfully realistically, for example the heavy workload of the protagonists, and I was very pleased that the heroine has no  model size. You meet many familiar faces in this book and the villains are not far away either. All this makes the book an absolutely thrilling reading experience once again. Both JD and Janey are very realistic and sympathetic protagonists who you can't help but love. As always with this author, the writing style is exciting, realistic, and incredibly close to the action, with both : the criminal events and the emotions of the protagonists. You literally suffer, feel and feverishly follow along. This is another highlight of the series. I simply love all the author's books.

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This book was another great read. The lonely Wolff, who has never thought about a family life, notices that dog trainer Jillian is not as indifferent to him as other women. What to do with this realization?
Protect her.
Jillian has left a life behind. After a terrible marriage and a great loss, she moved to Libby, Montana, and Lucas Wolff rubbed her feelings from the beginning.
Now they have to find an eleven-year-old girl. Nothing is what it seems, and protection is welcome for Jillian and Hayley.
In this book there is less love-me-or-not-I-don't-know feeling, Lucas is straightforward, and Jillian is not averse to Lucas' feelings. So the main plot is about a missing girl and the circumstances. All the side characters are at the ranch and support or mock Lucas feelings, it's a great family that Jillian looks forward to meeting and working with. Including the fact that Sloane is her best friend. In this book, there is a kind of cross-trauma for Jillian because of Hayley and her loss. It's definitely a heartbreaking story. With a great content of crime, mystery and some winter feelings added.

I always say I loved this book the most (I say it for every single one of Freya's books :)), but this one has a heartbreaking background story with Jillian's loss, a clear line in who to fall in love with, and a very good crime plot, with multiple twists and turns, which I loved a lot.
Conclusion: Impatiently waiting for High Density :).

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I love Freya Barker's books. Here comes the 'next generation' of HMT trackers, Dan has been in previous books.
As a stable boy with a sick mother, he has really come into his own. He has found himself and his place in life. He's currently building his own house, but love is the only thing that's not going well.

Sloane doesn't really feel at home anywhere, but she feels most at home in High Meadows. After a few bad decisions, she returns. To Uncle Sully together with her baby Aspen.

This book is a second chance story, although I found that the love story took a bit of a back seat in this book. Which I personally thought was perfect, because the incredibly exciting crime story absolutely deserved to take center stage.

Nevertheless, everything you could wish for in a love story was there. Sexy scenes, physical attraction, forgiveness, talking to each other, protection and being there for each other.

I had to read the book in one go and couldn't put it down. There is a big "oops" effect at the end, as you would never have guessed that this person was the perpetrator. There's also a little preview of the next story :). And I admit, I suspected it. Grin.

Another great book. Sometimes I think that after so many books and series that sometimes intersect (which I think is great, by the way), the author can't come up with anything exciting anymore.............................
And then she knocks me off my feet again with a great story.