Kroosreads and Reviews

This is the final book in the True Colors Series.  These books are fictionalized books that tell the stories of true crimes.  They attempt to provide hope in the midst of somewhat dark stories. This particular true crime story centers around a man named Stephen who leaves a wake of loss wherever he goes.  The man that is searching for him is Clay and his girlfriend is Emma.  I particularly enjoyed the way that Emma's family cares for her and tries to protect her from this man.  I also enjoyed Clay and even while searching for Stephen he maintains respect for his person.   The author does a good job of not making the story too gruesome and weaves hope throughout. I received a complimentary copy of this book from Barbour Publishing and was under no obligation to post a review

This book is being published by Barbour Publishing on May 1, 2021.  It is part of the True Colors crime series 5 stars This story is a fictionalized true crime story set in Denver, Colorado in 1900.  The story is told from the part of the 3 main characters.  The Silver Shadow, Polly and Edwin.  Polly is a twenty-something reporter at the Denver Post trying to find her way in a man's world.   Edwin is a police officer that is trying to avenge his guilt for witnessing his father's murder.  The Silver Shadow is a menacing murderer who is striking women on the streets of Denver.  He feels that he is doing the Lord's work and teaching the people of Denver a lesson.   This was a captivating story to look at all of the different sides of the people that were being affected by the actions of the Silver Shadow.   Thanks to netgalley and Barbour Publishing for the arc.  The opinions are my own.