Detective Joel Breda sets out to find answers—not only about the unidentified victims in the marshy death scene, but also about the aloof and beautiful photographer who seems to know more about his investigation than he does.
As they begin to unravel the motivation of a merciless serial killer, Miranda and Joel must race against the clock to make an arrest before the killer can find them first.
Miranda has traded the high-stakes world of forensics for the quieter life of a wildlife photographer, a career that would no doubt offer her more freedom and far less emotional burden. But when Joel sees the quality and precision of her photos, he knows she could be a valuable asset. Despite her hesitation, Miranda eventually agrees to take his offer of a job and the two find themselves working closely together as the investigation deepens.
From the moment Joel and Miranda cross paths, the chemistry between them is undeniable. Sparks fly instantly, but as it became clear that they would be working together, they know that a romance might not be a good idea. Although they are both determined to keep their focus sharp on their case, their mutual attraction grows.
As the investigation escalates, Griffin expertly balances suspense, danger, and a slow-burn romance that feels both natural and compelling. Joel and Miranda’s partnership is as gripping as the mystery they’re trying to solve, and watching them navigate both the investigation and their personal connection is one of the book’s greatest strengths.
Flight is a sharp, engaging romantic thriller with strong characters, a tightly woven plot, and just the right amount of heat. Laura Griffin delivers an engaging installment in the Texas Murder Files series. This is just the book that will keep you turning pages late into the night.
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