Fatal Winter

A Christian Romantic Suspense

By: Lyn Cote

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Both a wounded hero and heroine face murder in their small town, where murders never happen.

She survived a childhood tragedy.

Bookstore owner Sylvie and state homocide detective Ridge share a painful history — but when they discover the dead body of Sylvie’s cousin, they have no choice but to work together to unravel the truth…

Marked by the same tragedy, he’s forced to linger here in his hometown, aching for his still embittered parents.

As he investigates, subsequent break-ins and odd occurrences plague those nearest Sylvie. So he’s constantly in contact with her, the woman intwined in the tragedy and the woman he can’t keep out of his heart.

And Ridge touches her heart,

but she refuses to believe there might be another murder—that she might be the next victim. Can Ridge stand to lose her too?

A Carol Award–winning author delivers a page-turning work!

“I loved this book that is exhilarating with murders, robberies, assaults, and romance for Sylvie and Ridge. It was nonstop action from beginning to end and a great addition to the Northern Shore Intrigue series. Each book is a standalone with no cliffhanger, and I highly recommend this book. Lyn Cote is one of my favorite authors because she keeps you wondering up until the end who the suspect is.”

Virtual Voice stinks

Loved the story. It is so nice to read / listen to books that do not have bad language or graphic elements of sexual content.
This is a first book that I have read by this author, it was obviously a part of an ongoing series. It can be a stand alone, but if one wants the back side of the story it looked like it would be best to find the beginning book! The mystery was well done and kept me guessing. Some things I nailed, but there were surprises near the end! Nice! Well done!

Great story line

I love the stories but there are a lot of blank spots and then the story would pick up again

Christian romantic suspense

I am enjoying this series even though I don’t know the name of the series or the titles in it or their order. Virtual Voice gets a little annoying when the tone and inflection are the opposite of what it should be, especially when it’s not clear who’s talking because the voice used for a male is definitively feminine. But I’m grateful the technology makes it possible for more audiobooks.