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Dark of Night
| Title | Dark of Night |
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| Date | 2025-07-03 09:51:00 |
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Desciption
After clearing Jon’s name and stopping the attempts on her life, Annie Pederson would love some time to just process. Jon was her first love, and now—finally—he’s committed to returning to Rock Harbor and to her. But they’ve both changed in the intervening years. Is this the right thing? And how can she tell Kylie that Jon is her father when Kylie is so disdainful of him?But with running the marina and her job as a park ranger, time is a luxury Annie never seems to have. All hands are on deck searching for a missing woman in the woods, and Annie stumbles upon a young hiker seemingly on the run from two hunters. This is the second time Annie has rescued someone who felt hunted. Is it more than a coincidence?Then Jon learns that one of his former partners has been accused of malpractice, sending his plan to join a new orthopedic practice in the area awry. Jon and Annie’s second chance may be over before it even starts.
Review
Happy Pub Day to this second book of the Annie Pederson trilogy. In this second installment, Coble does an admirable job of tying up some loose ends while also leaving some issues unresolved. Annie and Jon are a united front throughout and the Kylie question is much on their minds. There are some exciting moments on the lake and in the forest as you would expect at a location like Rock Harbor. I am planning to read the third book, but am a bit disillusioned by Annie Pederson's work practices. There are ongoing investigations she must pursue as a forest ranger. Why is Jon accompanying her to interviews of witnesses and suspects? Seems unrealistic and unprofessional. I have been generous in my rating as I do think this series has promise and hope that Jon will be busy with his own practice in the next book. Thank you to Thomas Nelson and NetGalley for a DRC in exchange for an honest review."I received a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own."
