Heron’s Cove
Carla Neggers
Mira, Jul 31 2012, $24.95
ISBN: 9780778313755
FBI undercover agent Colin Donavan and special agent Emma Sharpe met at the Sisters of the Joyful Heart in Maine when respective religious mentors asked each for help (see Saint’s Gate). Attracted to each other, the two feds are seeing one another.
Currently the pair is in his hometown of Heron’s Cove, Maine when jewelry designer Tatiana Pavlova arrives in town from London to ask Emma for help. Tatiana explains that someone plans to steal a prized collection recently found. She proves right that trouble is coming to Heron’s Cove in which the unknown adversary has no qualms with collateral damage occurring to the families and friends of the two FBI agents.
The second Donavan and Sharpe fast-paced romantic suspense returns the two intriguing Feds who find love a distraction as they work the Russian case; as once again the fine arts prove deadly. With a clever villain hidden in plain sight, the romance playing second fiddle to the whodunit, and the return of cast like Father Finian Bracken, reader will enjoy this exciting Maine mystery mindful of early Savich and Sherlock (by Catherine Coulter).
Harriet Klausner
Carla Neggers
Mira, Jul 31 2012, $24.95
ISBN: 9780778313755
FBI undercover agent Colin Donavan and special agent Emma Sharpe met at the Sisters of the Joyful Heart in Maine when respective religious mentors asked each for help (see Saint’s Gate). Attracted to each other, the two feds are seeing one another.
Currently the pair is in his hometown of Heron’s Cove, Maine when jewelry designer Tatiana Pavlova arrives in town from London to ask Emma for help. Tatiana explains that someone plans to steal a prized collection recently found. She proves right that trouble is coming to Heron’s Cove in which the unknown adversary has no qualms with collateral damage occurring to the families and friends of the two FBI agents.
The second Donavan and Sharpe fast-paced romantic suspense returns the two intriguing Feds who find love a distraction as they work the Russian case; as once again the fine arts prove deadly. With a clever villain hidden in plain sight, the romance playing second fiddle to the whodunit, and the return of cast like Father Finian Bracken, reader will enjoy this exciting Maine mystery mindful of early Savich and Sherlock (by Catherine Coulter).
Harriet Klausner
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