ECHO ROAD by Kendra Elliot and
Melinda Leigh
Publisher: Montlake Publishing
Release Date: July 2nd, 2024
Genre: Crime Fiction, Contemporary, Suspense, Fiction
Available at Amazon
My Rating: 4 Stars
Two coasts and murder connect them both. For Sherriff Bree
Taggert and FBI Agent Mercy Kilpatrick, joining forces to solve a crime that
encompasses East and West Coasts and will challenge these two women with
everything they got. For if they don’t solve the case, the danger to Mercy,
Bree and the woman missing from the West Coast.
Kendra Elliot and Melinda Leigh bring their respective
characters (Ms. Elliot’s Bree Taggert and Ms. Leigh’s Mercy Kilpatrick)
together in a story that will keep you glued to the very end of the book. I
know I couldn’t put this one down as the twists and turns the authors threw in
the storyline kept me guessing till the very last chapter. I know I am not the
only one when I heard that two of my favorite authors were bringing two of
their characters together in a book, I was thrilled and curious to see how they
would combine them in a cohesive way. ECHO ROAD delivers all the wonderful ways
these two authors singularly deliver in their characters series books and makes
it a double fun ride for readers.
Mercy and Bree are staring at a crime that spans East and
West Coast, with a ton of twists I sure didn’t see coming. We start out with
Bree Taggert’s double murder she is investigating while simultaneously Mercy is
trying to figure out the missing daughter case of a sitting Senator. When both
cases collide in New York, well things take an interesting turn. Ms. Elliot and
Ms. Leigh deliver a pulse pounding ride from start to finish with a devious
killer that will stop at nothing to safeguard their secret as ‘The Master’ even
as they manipulate the case in ways that make both women try to figure out what
the heck is going on.
With nothing to lose and time running out, The Master
delivers a climatic ending that will have both women in danger even as they try
to solve the case and save the victim. But what gives me happy feels is how
Mercy and Bree worked together to help one another solve their respective cases
amid adversity and other issues that will test both Bree and Mercy to their
core. I always loved these two authors singularly in their respective books but
with ECHO ROAD, they deliver a tour de force that makes me want more collaborations
between Bree and Mercy in the future.
This is an Objective Review and Not an Endorsement.
Find more about Bree Taggert Series by Kendra Elliot HERE
Find more about the Mercy Kilpatrick Series by Melinda Leigh HERE
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