Download PDF Ice Cold Killer Eagle Mountain Murder Mystery Winter Storm W Book 1847 edition by Cindi Myers Romance eBooks

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Ice Cold Killer Eagle Mountain Murder Mystery Winter Storm W Book 1847 edition by Cindi Myers Romance eBooks Reviews

• Fantastic start to the new series. The tension started quickly as Ryder discovered a murdered woman inside an avalanche-buried car. This murder was rapidly followed by another one as Eagle Mountain law enforcement struggled to identify the killer. A winter storm and an avalanche have blocked access to or from Eagle Mountain, trapping the killer as well as his potential victims.
  
  I was sucked into the story from the start. Between the intensity of the suspense and romance between Ryder and Darcy, I had a hard time putting the book down when I had to sleep. The first meeting between Ryder and Darcy was emotional as he was the one to tell her about Kelly's murder. I liked his kindness and gentleness as he broke the news. There was a connection between them from the moment they met. Ryder was intrigued by Darcy and sensed that there was more to her than showed on the surface. Darcy was drawn to Ryder's quiet strength, but also a little wary of him at first. That wariness disappeared quickly when he responded to her call for help at her house; she felt unexpectedly safe around him. I loved seeing them spend time together, with Ryder's sensitivity and protectiveness boosting Darcy's returning belief and confidence in herself. There were some pretty adorable scenes between them, as well as some very intense ones. The feelings that grew between them were intensified by the danger they experienced and made them determined to explore every one of them.
  
  The suspense of the story was fantastic. There was so much going on that I was glued to the pages, anxious to see what would happen next. The tension was high in the law enforcement community as they worked to find clues behind the murders. There was definitely a feeling that the killer was taunting them, especially with the most recent attack. Eagle Mountain is a small town, so there weren't too many choices for suspects from the locals, but there were also some visitors who were trapped by the storm. I could feel the frustration of Ryder and the others as suspicions were raised, but proof was hard to come by. There was also a rash of other criminal activity, including several attacks on Darcy. Those attacks escalated with an intensity that brought out the protectiveness in Ryder, especially after the snowmobile incident. Those attacks took a terrifying turn when Darcy was kidnapped. In spite of her fear, Darcy kept an amazingly cool head and played a big part in her own rescue. I wasn't overly surprised by who it was, but his reasons were twisted indeed. Some questions remain unanswered, leaving me eager to read the next book.
• "Nothing takes your mind off your everyday stress than a good serial murder story," I said and immersed myself into the Ice Cold Killer.
  A chilling and rather horrifying murders happening in a small snowed-in mountain town that intrigued my boggled mind. The terrifying suspense in the story is built so well, it went right under my skin. When you add to the cruel serial murders the other criminal activity in the town and the consequences of the small-town snowed-in conditions, with a budding romance between trooper Ryder Stewart and veterinarian Darcy Marsh -- an unputdownable tale that had my full focus from the start to the end.
  I admired Darcy and her strength, her ability to focus her mind, control her fear and churning emotions, and do what needed to be done. She has such a survival spirit, she has overcome some horrendous crimes against her, and she is not going to let her past rob her from the future she wants and deserves.
  Ryder's patience, sensitivity, tenderness, and protectiveness of and with Darcy was lovely. He was understanding, calm and composed when needed, and full of action and fiercely fighting for justice when an occasion arises.
  Ryder and Darcy have an obvious connection and their chemistry is spiced with a special kind of adoration of each other. In the midst of the danger, fear, and action their feelings root fast, developing emotions neither expected yet they are ready to eagerly explore as if the life or death moments had sharpened every feeling they have.
  A smoothly flowing tale of terrifyingly horrific crimes, intense suspense, and a developing, delightfully tender, fragile start of a love story, in a charming small mountain town guarantees a vastly entertaining tale for all romantic suspense readers
  ~ Four Spoons with a teaspoon on the side
• “Ice Cold Killer” by Cindi Myers brings us back to Eagle Mountain, Colorado and begins a new miniseries Eagle Mountain Mystery Winter Storm Wedding.
  
  A winter storm along with a blocked road traps a serial killer in Eagle Mountain and it’s up to Trooper Ryder Stewart to find the murderer and to protect veterinarian Darcy Marsh from becoming the next victim.
  
  Filled with numerous suspects, Ms. Myers crafts a whodunnit mystery that will have readers attempting to solve and, once they reach the end, eager to read the next installment, “Snowbound Suspicion”.
• The plot was well done and the future is remarkable. The author captures your imagination and runs with it happily to the end.