Review: Night Watch - Iris and Roy Johansen

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Night Watch (Kendra Michaels, #4)


Review: Night Watch - Book #4 Kendra Michaels Series - Iris and Roy Johansen - October 2016


The annoying thing often about reading a series through the library is that sometimes they don't purchase the whole series and so you end up missing out on parts of the series. I was glad when I signed up to use the digital library via the Libby App as it had the books I had missed out on and I was able to go back and read them.  In this series, Kendra Michaels was born blind and then had a miracle operation that allowed her to see. Using her skills of deduction and seeing more than what "regular" people could, she has helped the FBI and police solve crimes and gotten great results. After a case that almost killed her, she is taking a break and focusing on herself and her music therapy. That is until she is visited by the Dr. who performed her miracle gift of eyesight. He seems to be in trouble and we notice after a previous doctor that was also part of the "Night Watch" project has been assassinated.  During the book, Kendra's friend goes missing and she knows now something bad has happened and so she enlists the help of Adam Lynch.  In this book we also meet PI - Jessie Mercado who we see in later books becomes good friends with Kendra and Olivia.  I have to admit, it could be because it has been a while since I read this series but it felt a bit drawn out in this particular book compared to the others and I don't know if for me Kendra has reached her end as I felt her character frustrating and annoying as it was like JFC stop being so damn independent and just accept the help as it can get a bit too much sometimes as you need to find a balance. In saying that though it was good to read another Iris and Roy Johansen book and reignited a good memory of when I met the pair of them in Atlanta at the RT2017 conference and got a picture with Iris Johansen.


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