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Review: The Darkest Frost: Volume 1 by Tanya Holmes

The Darkest Frost: Volume 1 (TDF, #1)The Darkest Frost: Volume 1 by Tanya Holmes
Crystal E's rating: 4.5 of 5 stars

I have some mixed feelings about this. Going in I expected something a littler darker so when I didn't get it I was a little disappointed. However I was kept on the edge of my seat nearly the whole time. The cliff hanger left me with so many unanswered questions. But it is stated at the end that all questions will be answered in the next installment.

Braeden & Xavier are twins who are night and day. But by the end they've both developed feelings for Denieve. All they're missing is for all three of them to be honest with each other. There are so many secrets tied up between these three that they don't truly see each other through the knots.

Tanya wrote an amazing storyline that will keep even the most avid reader guessing. I know I'm coming back for more.

The Darkest Frost: Volume 1 (TDF #1)

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GENRE: A Gothic paranormal romance with a twist.
CLIFFHANGER: **YES** This is a two-part serial.

When the ghost of her best friend begs for her help, psychic detective Denieve Knight goes undercover as a live-in domestic to catch a killer. She sets her sights on the most likely suspect: her friend’s mysterious employer, Doctor Braeden Frost.

Dubbed "Dr. Death" by the press, the notorious hematologist is linked to nineteen other suspicious fatalities—all are former patients. The brooding recluse is a man of many secrets, the darkest of which may be lurking beneath the leather gloves he never removes.
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