Review: Her Bitter End - Melinda Woodhall

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Her Bitter End: A Veronica Lee Thriller

Review: Her Bitter End - Book #8 Veronica Lee Series - Melinda Woodhall - December 2021


Coming to the end of the second series by Melinda Woodhall which is the Veronica Lee series. Veronica Lee is a reporter who we know always finds herself in the middle of trouble and in each book she just barely scraps by as someone is always out to harm her and most of the time trying to kill her. Book #8 starts with Stavros and his men getting torched to death and one managed to escape. She overheard him telling someone that he was on his way to Willow Bay to kill Veronica Lee. The biker known as Torch is known for his pyromaniacs and his method is arson and burning bodies. The one who managed to escape-  Shay heads to Willow Bay to get revenge on the man who killed her best friend but if she's not careful, she may fall prey to the predator himself. Her Bitter End has the whole police force and even the FBI on edge as this may be Veronica's worst killer as nobody knows his real name and identity. What happens though when it is discovered that he is connected to the Syndicate which means he has moles in the law enforcement as well so it shows no one is safe in Her Bitter End. I did like this particular book as we were not only reunited with characters from her Mercy Bay series as Eden, her niece Hope, and Dr. Reggie Horn featured but also a detective from Nessa's past whom we met briefly in the Nessa Ainsley novellas and then, of course, all our favorite characters from previous Veronica Lee Series. I felt this was a great way to finish the series and I got excited when I saw that we have two new series coming from this author - the Bridget Bishop FBI series but more excitedly a spin-off off Frankie Dawson and his PI business with Barker. Overall, I found this was the perfect conclusion to the Veronica Lee series by Melinda Woodhall.


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