Krewe of Hunters, Book 23
by Heather Graham
Heather Graham's Darkest Journey returns Charlie Moreau to St. Francisville amid murders linked to a historic paddle wheeler. The book trades forensic detail for mood and momentum: riverfront atmosphere, movie-production gloss, and family entanglements keep scenes moving. It's useful as an easy, page-turning weekend read where setting and steady clue-dropping matter more than puzzle complexity. The main limitation is familiarity—genre beats and occasional lingering on small-town color or romantic asides make it feel predictable to readers after deeper plotting.
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They say it's about the journey, not the destination…Charlene "Charlie" Moreau is back in St. Francisville, Louisiana, to work on a movie. One night, she stumbles across the body of a Civil War reenactor, the second murdered in two days. Charlie is shocked to learn that her father—a guide on the Journey, a historic paddle wheeler that's sponsoring ...
Difficulty:hard
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