Rainey Nights (Rainey Bell #2)

Taking a lot of tired cliches and wrapping them around a lesbian character doesn\’t make the cliches any fresher. That being said there are moments of semi-brilliance when the author is able to bring the characters to life. Unfortunately these moments are interspersed with a predictable plot line and some dialogue worthy of network television. The overall book has it\’s moments and the information on the criminal aspects of the plot are good. Hopefully in the future there will be a time when her main characters actually appear three dimensional. As for the reader; the same applies to her. She has a good overall pacing and at times, the right tone. Other times she seems to think her audience is a class of fifth graders.

In this follow-up to Rainey Days, FBI special agent behavioral specialist, Rainey Bell has been called in to help solve a series of violent crimes against young women. This time, there\’s so much more at stake because she now has a family to protect (as well as one who\’s reluctnant to compromise!) Mixed into this smart puzzle is brutal violence, yes, but also a sexy romance. I thoroughly enjoyed this.

Love these characters. The performance was great. Would love to see more of this author on Audible as I have enjoys her other books.

Kept me on the edge of my seat with a relief of a chuckle now and then. The reader captured the personality of the characters, especially beloved Ernie.

I loved Rainey Nights. The second book in the Rainey Bell series. Excellent story. Love all the characters. Great narration by Shannon McManus. Only disappointment is that this is the only book in the series on audio.

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