Review: Where You Can Find Me

Title: Where You Can Find Me
Author: Fiona Cole

(May contain Spoilers) 

Synopsis:

Luella King has experienced loss all her life. After losing her parents and the most important person in her life, she hesitates to open up to anyone and instead plays it safe. One night, she throws caution to the wind and gives into her desires with a sexy stranger.

Fearing her sudden and unexpected loss of control, Luella runs away from him. A chance second encounter pushes her to open her eyes and give the stranger a chance. 

There’s something about Jack MacCabe that makes her feel safe enough to lower her guard. Despite how busy he is with his job as a security specialist, they continue to spend more time together and with each date and late night message she finds herself falling in love. 

When a serial killer wreaks havoc on their city, Jack's dangerously close proximity to the case reignites Luella's fears of losing someone important to her. Surrendering her fears in order to keep Jack by her side challenges Luella to her limits, while Jack is under pressure to catch the serial killer before it's too late. 

As Jack and Luella draw closer to one another, the killer closes in on their next victim. Soon Jack and Luella find themselves entrenched in a mystery they never saw coming.

**Warning: This book may contain minor triggers due to sensitive topics.

Review:

How have I not read Fiona Cole before this? So this book follows Luella, she meets Jack at a club, and they immediately hit it off. 

They end up forming a relationship. Luella is a scientist, and Jack works at a security company with his best friend Grayson- and they were called in to work a case with the cops- when a Serial Killer starts murdering at a more alarming rate. 

While Jack becomes further invested in the case, it reignited Luella's fears of losing another person close to her, as she falls deeper for this man.
I really enjoyed this book that was full of mystery, romance, and hot sex. It was a great read- but does deal with some sensitive topics. I give this book 4 ⭐ out of 5 ⭐ and cannot wait to read more from Fiona Cole.