However the joy of reading all the books right through is that you get your payoffs. The author had me on the edge so many times here, the suspense was overwhelming! The long hours and the excitement when it looks like it might pay off. Walker’s got the police procedural down, the hard work, the questions and paperwork. The developing feelings, the situation about their relationship on the job, Royce’s closeted status, so much that evolves over the course of three complex cases and engrossing storylines. This trilogy is our roadmap to all the series and single stories that come afterwards.īut the best and heart of the books is the growing relationship between Sawyer and Royce. Even the Marshals make their appearances here. We meet Kendall Blakemore for the first time as well as Avery and see how he was pulled into Jonah’s orbit. Here we see Royce and Sawyer meet and introduce Rocky, Jonah, and Felix to each other. They are surrounded by incredible family members, dynamic characters from their precinct, and people we will come to know and love even more dearly in the series Sinister in Savannah. That issue will take him three books to work through. It works so well to pair him with Royce who has not come to terms with his grief and confusion over the death of his friend and partner. Sawyer is a widower who is still coming to terms with the loss of a beloved husband to cancer. For three books.Įach man has a realness to him. Walker immediately gives us an intense situation and two incredibly complicated men. They meet on the crime scene of a sensational murder with little time to adjust to the new situation or each other.
A tragedy that’s still having major ramifications for Locke and his partner’s family. The trilogy tracks the relationship, both professionally and personally, of Detectives Sawyer Key and Royce Locke, starting from the moment Sawyer Key joins the MCU of the Savannah PD and becomes the unwanted partner of Royce Locke.Ī partner who was his best friend, and who committed suicide. One doesn’t excel or deserve a lesser rating than another. I’m not going to rate individual stories. Had it not been for the title and brief description inserted between the books, it would read like one huge novel. The trilogy, which consists of Ground Zero, Devil’s Hour, and Zero Divergence, is well suited for this format in that the stories flow almost seamlessly, one into another. It especially suits me as someone who loves to binge read a series. This is my first time reading a trilogy compilation on Kindle and I’m absolutely sold on the format.
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