Review: The Crushing Depths - Dani Pettrey

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The Crushing Depths (Coastal Guardians, #2)

Review: The Crushing Depths - Book #2 Coastal Guardians Series - Dani Pettrey - June 2020

At the end of Book #1, we saw the agent Rissa faced with the man of her dreams and her protector growing up Mason. He is now joining her team as a fellow Coast Guard agent. The Crushing Depths follows two storylines. The first is a Coast Guard investigation of several deaths that have happened on an oil rig called Dauntless and the second is a stalker case of one of the Coast Guard Medics. Mason and Rissi are paired together and sent to the Dauntless but even before they can arrive on ship to investigate, their helicopter malfunctions, and they end up crashing into the ocean. Some say it is all part of the curse known as "Henry's curse" that haunts the Dauntless ship, but Rissa and Mason who have logic and sense on their side are sure that this is a sign of foul play and eager to get to the bottom and find the person or persons responsible especially as the death toll seems to climb up during the book. The second storyline involves Brooke - who is a medic and Noah - The team leader of the CGIS. Brooke is one of Noah's sister Gabby's best friends and has her stalker. She is convinced it is her ex-boyfriend Brodie, but when he has an alibi and the stalker turns to attempted murder. Noah must put on his investigative hat and take a look at Brooke's wider past and who has a grudge and wants her dead before she ends up another victim to evil.  The Crushing Depths by Dani Pettrey was another great Christian Romantic Suspense mixed with the world of CGIS/NCIS which I loved as I am a fan of the TV series NCIS, NCIS: LA, and NCIS: New Orleans.

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