Jayne Ann Krentz

Two gifted people fall deep into the dark world of ancient secrets in this second installment of the new chilling Fogg Lake series by New York Times-bestselling author Krentz.

All the Colors of Night

Lynn Braden

North Chastain has been losing his paranormal talent for weeks, but he is less concerned with that than he is in finding an artifact that could save his father's life after a psychic attack in his hotel room.  North knows he needs an expert, so he hires Sierra Raines, whose reputation for being a fraud has pushed her into the artifact trade.  The trail of the artifact takes them into several adventures, but in the end, they all lead back to Fogg Lake.

All the Colors of Night continues the mysteries surrounding the community of Fogg Lake.  The first half of this book is very engaging, however the pace slows considerably in the middle, but by the end, the action picks up again and questions begin heading toward answers.  The story is told in third person POV, supplying the perspectives of both protagonists, which allows for the characters to develop.  The romance story line is disappointing in that it really doesn't take off until the last few chapters and relies too much on jumping from tentative colleagues to lovers.  Overall, though, All the Colors of Night is a good suspense mystery with psychic elements and a touch of romance.  In addition, fans of the popular Arcane Society series will enjoy the crossover in this book.

All the Colors of Night

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