Through the Fire by Katie RuggleMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
This series just keeps getting better. Although I have absolutely no desire to visit Monroe any time soon!!
After being in a reading slump for weeks this was a breath of fresh air and I raced through the book.
The book opens with a woman called Alex killing a woman called Elena and stealing her identity before setting the house on fire to cover up her crimes.
Kit is a K9 police officer. After reporting her former partner for dishonest behaviour she was ostracised and has decided to make a new start in the small town of Monroe. After the cataclysmic events of the last book Monroe looks like a scene from a post-apocalyptic movie, complete with burnt out police station. She is just getting acquainted with her new colleagues (Theo, Otto and Hugh from the three previous books in the series) when they are called to a house fire. Although the owners have left Monroe for the winter the firefighters find a charred body in the wreckage.
This is another great suspense from Katie Ruggle. The reader knows that Elena is not who she seems and a killer to boot but the rest of Monroe seems taken in by her scared and helpless act, except Kit. There's also a hunky, nerdy mountain ranger who creates gadgets in his spare time. Oh and lots and lots of beautiful clever dogs. What more could anyone want?
This appears to be the end of the series and what a satisfying end it turned out to be!
I received a free copy of this book from the publisher via NetGalley in return for an honest review.
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