Laurie Stevens

Detective Gabriel McRay has been assigned a cold case to investigate the disappearance of a teenage girl who went missing in the 1980’s. While McRay is searching for witnesses, clues, and suspects, famous TV psychic Carmen Jenette searches for a way to aid in the case, much to McRay’s reluctance. But when Jenette becomes the victim of a stalker and attacker, it draws McRay to her, allowing her infiltrate his investigation and put her psychic gifts to work. But McRay has different plans for her that don’t include tarot cards or visions. And it leads him to rely on his own psychic hunches as well as his standard detective skills in order to crack the case.

In Twilight’s Hush is everything a crime novel should be, blending grounded elements with a touch of the supernatural and well-rounded characters to tell a straightforward yet unpredictable story. I especially love Stevens’ detailed yet well-paced writing style, distinct collection of characters, and well-balanced subplots scattered throughout the book. I devoured it quickly and am sure will be returning to this series again in order to catch up with past character development and to see what other mysteries this series has to offer.

You can read my full review here: https://laurasbooksandblogs.com/in-twilights-hush-book-review/… (mere)