Psychic Tennyson Grimm has reservations over taking the case. He thought his crime solving days were at an end. As Ronan interviews potential witnesses, his psychic abilities aren’t powering the case forward as they used to in the old days. Ten’s qualms double when Skye refuses to name her killer and claims she doesn’t care if her murder is solved or not.
When one of the potential witnesses is murdered, the game is truly afoot. Who killed Skye Washington? Why? And most importantly, does the killer have others victims in mind?
Can Ronan and Tennyson solve these murders or will they be the next bodies to drop in the dead of winter?
There's nothing quite like a Pandora Pine book to get me out of a reading funk. With Dead of Winter, I got exactly what I was hoping to get. It's a riveting tale, full of a murder investigation, danger and action.
Ronan, Tennyson, and their large group of friends and family are back with a new cold case to be solved. You can expect plenty of fun family moments, as well as some serious discussions of the future. The kids all continue to charm me whenever they're around. Basically, I just love this large group of characters and am thrilled anytime I get to visit with them again.
The writing is wonderful, the pace is fluid, and the storyline is intriguing and suspenseful. The murder mystery is classic Pandora, with plenty of twists and turns, including a group of not so nice spirits. That definitely makes for an interesting turn on things.
Dead of Winter is an amazingly fun addition to the Cold Case Psychic series. And best of all, Pandora Pine leaves us with an intriguing twist for the future. Yay! Can't wait for more.
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