Title:
Hidden Peril (Code of Honor #2)
Author: Irene Hannon
Genre: Romantic Suspense
Length: 416 Pages
Release: October 2018
A copy of this novel was received through Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
Review
Hidden Peril keeps true to Hannon’s great
writing and will keep the reader turning the page.
It’s been twenty years since Kristin Dane took a vow with her friends to do
what she could to make the world a better place and she is now making that
happen with her fair-trade shop. She has products from around the world and is
able to bring attention to these areas and their needs by the products she
sales. When people connected to her shop start dying, Kristin gets involved in
the case. She begins working with Detective Luke Carter. He has just started
working with the St. Louis PD and is pulled deep into the case hoping to find
answers. Kristin and Luke work with the FBI in a case that spans the globe and
is more complicated than any of them first believed. Together they work to stop
this killer before more people die. Hidden Peril is the second book in the Code
of Honor series and I loved the way this story played out. The way the story
spanned the globe and brought about history and awareness to events not
commonly talked about made it all the more interesting. Some authors have a way
with making certain characters especially evil and Irene Hannon is one of those
authors, I felt the evil and let it roll with the story in the direction it was
meant to go. Nothing seemed forced and the characters meshed well together.
Kristin is the type of character that is easily relatable, and you want to pull
for and see her succeed.
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