Reviews: Steep and Deep (2)
“Thrilling”
(Hardback)
Greta is a member of the ski patrol in Aspen, she has a new dog that she is training for avalanche rescues. After hiding some of her clothes in the deep snow she goes back to her car to get Floyd and set him to find them, but Floyd has other ideas and sets off into the woods. Thankfully he returns but has a ski glove in his mouth. Greta is shocked to find a hand in it. She persuades the Sheriff to take a peak to confirm what she fears, that the hand belongs to her friend Evie. It has been a while since Evie went missing whilst cross country skiing.
The police won’t let Greta and Floyd help in the search, but she is determined to do so. An excellent and gripping read. My thanks to NetGalley and the publishers for the arc.
“Great Read!”
(Hardback)
In the thrilling second book of this series, we return to the snowy slopes of Aspen with dedicated ski patroller Greta and her new loyal dog, Floyd.
The stunning descriptions of the ski community and mountainous landscape are illustrated vividly, making the setting instantly visual. Greta's world takes a sinister turn when Floyd unearths a severed hand in a mitten on the mountain, raising the chilling question, could it belong to her missing friend, Evie?
The stakes escalate quickly, creating a riveting, atmospheric read where no one can be trusted. I was rooting for the funny, resilient, and determined Greta all the way to an excellently executed, high-tension ending that was wrapped up as neatly as a box of chicken eggs wrapped in a bow.
A superb winter mystery!
This reviewer received a free of charge product for review.
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