Review: Last Breath

Last Breath by Robert Bryndza
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Book 4!
I might be repeating myself, but 4 is even better than 3.
Erika Foster is still fighting against the world (or shall I say the narrow minded superiors in the police force?) and when she stumbles upon a case that is not hers, she can't back away.

So this gets her into the usual trouble, as she fights to get herself into the investigating team. Once she manages it, she throws herself into work, in order to find the killer and maybe stop another death.
What was unusual in this book is that we, as readers, know who the killer is. We just have to wait until Erika finds out.

Another aspect of the book that I liked very much is how Erika is growing, trying to leave behind the death of her husband as she feels more comfortable in her relationship with Peterson.

I received an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review.

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