A review by willac
Come Twilight by Tyler Dilts
4.0
This fourth installment in the Long Beach Homicide series is excellent. Homicide detective Danny Beckett doesn't always make the right decisions, but who does? Things seem to be going well for him, his relationship with his girlfriend is proceeding nicely, to the point where's he's keeping clothes at her house, and he's been successful in closing some major cases.
But things start going wrong, and he's basically placed in protective custody by his boss to keep him safe. That doesn't sit too well with him, and when he decides to make some decisions on his own that turn out to be bad, his longtime partner begins to pull away from him.
I've enjoyed this entire series, and I especially enjoyed this one.
I was given a galley of this book by NetGalley in return for an honest review.
But things start going wrong, and he's basically placed in protective custody by his boss to keep him safe. That doesn't sit too well with him, and when he decides to make some decisions on his own that turn out to be bad, his longtime partner begins to pull away from him.
I've enjoyed this entire series, and I especially enjoyed this one.
I was given a galley of this book by NetGalley in return for an honest review.