Black at Heart Review

Supervisory Special Agent Wyatt Blackstone works for the FBI for the Cyber Action Team which is a group of agents who solve internet related murders. After losing one of his co-workers, Wyatt has tried to move on with a new case but it does anything but take his mind off of Lily.

At every crime scene he finds items that lead him to suspect Lily of the murders, but that’s impossible since she’s supposed to be dead. Who is killing these suspected predators and if it’s not Lily why are they setting her up to take the fall?

Black at Heart is the third installment in the Black CATs Series featuring agents from the Cyber Action Team. The story picks up where the last one left off, with the death of a beloved character. There are plenty of surprises in store for readers from unexpected romance, thrilling suspense, and lots of action and mystery.

I enjoyed the previous two books in this series and knew I was in for a treat when I read this was Wyatt’s story. Wyatt definitely stood out in the previous book as a character who demands to be heard, a strong determined man with a dark mysterious past. We learn all about Wyatt in Black at Heart and his character is one of the most interesting that I’ve read in a while.

The story opens up with a huge surprise but to even talk about this would spoil the story. So I will just say that if you’ve read the other two books in this series, you want to read Black at Heart to find out what happens next. I strongly recommend reading this series in order as I did for full enjoyment.

Overall, Black at Heart kept my interest from the first sentence and hooked me until I read the last page. I’m not sure when the next book in this series will be out since there’s no mention of it in the back of the book or on the author’s site. I hope it’s soon because I adored the first three books and Leslie Parrish is a great new addition to the romantic suspense genre!

Reviewed for Night Owl Romance