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A review by beth5677
Code Black by Tina Moss
4.0
I received a copy of this title through Netgalley in exchange for honest review.
Sera Benenati is a reporter trying to get herself out the gossip magazines and into a real paper. She’s investigating a series of strange murders linked to SUBS (Supernatural or Undead Beings).
Talon is the lead investigator for the PCD on the mysterious murders. He is contacted by reporter trying to find out more about the case. Talon can’t seem to get over his attraction to the female report. With another gruesome crime scene, He finds out there is a survivor, the Reporter Sera Benenati. See her only makes his need for grow, but as time passes she becomes a suspect in the ever growing mystery.
Code Black is paranormal romance/urban fantasy story. The first half of the book dealt more with development of the plot not any sort of relationship between the two main characters. The first half of the book dealt more with development of the plot not any sort of relationship between the two main characters. Yes, they are both drawn to each other. You see it predominantly with Talon as he tries to control his shifter urges. Sera struggles to hide a secret. She has a unique ability. As the story unfolded I found myself riveted to have my questions answered. It was a great read with a possibility of it becoming a series.
Sera Benenati is a reporter trying to get herself out the gossip magazines and into a real paper. She’s investigating a series of strange murders linked to SUBS (Supernatural or Undead Beings).
Talon is the lead investigator for the PCD on the mysterious murders. He is contacted by reporter trying to find out more about the case. Talon can’t seem to get over his attraction to the female report. With another gruesome crime scene, He finds out there is a survivor, the Reporter Sera Benenati. See her only makes his need for grow, but as time passes she becomes a suspect in the ever growing mystery.
Code Black is paranormal romance/urban fantasy story. The first half of the book dealt more with development of the plot not any sort of relationship between the two main characters. The first half of the book dealt more with development of the plot not any sort of relationship between the two main characters. Yes, they are both drawn to each other. You see it predominantly with Talon as he tries to control his shifter urges. Sera struggles to hide a secret. She has a unique ability. As the story unfolded I found myself riveted to have my questions answered. It was a great read with a possibility of it becoming a series.