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Destination Unknown by Liz Strange

suze_1624's review

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4.0

Another good investigation for David and Jamie.
I like how they are maturing as a couple and that David has finally come to realise he can't be so gungho about his safety any more.
The disappearance of Piper is quite a dead end and initially it seems there are no leads. But eventually a break happens and whilst Piper's story is resolved, the additional trafficking story continues on for other people as these things are huge, so it would have been too unrealistic for David to solve that as well.
We have to forgive him his TSTL moment where he doesn't call the Curaçao police when he gets his tip off and there are a few odd word combo's that needed a bit of thought over but I enjoyed this one

jonetta's review

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4.0

David is hired by the father of a young woman, Piper Falco, who disappeared in Curaçao after disembarking from the cruise ship she worked for. The case puts him in the Caribbean as he tries to assemble clues to find Piper who seems to have just vanished.

David and his partner, Jamie, are also working together for the first time and have opened a joint office. Their relationship is shifting to one that is fully committed, requiring David to exercise more caution and care for his physical safety.

The procedural aspect of the story was interesting as it led David and Jamie into the seedier side of Curaçao, exposing the underbelly where sex trafficking was on the rise. There were several exciting and harrowing situations that kept me on edge, all the while not knowing if Piper was dead or alive.

I enjoyed seeing David and Jamie settle into their relationship and learn how to be a couple. They're thriving as a couple and have a strong family network. It's not the central aspect of the story but is certainly an important foundation.

This was an interesting case that went in unexpected directions. I'm looking forward to the next book as there are several budding romances in David and Jamie's world, as well as a shift in David's perspective. I love this series and enjoyed this story.

(I received an ARC from the author)
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