Wow! This one is different. Verity and Sidney are flung into another investigation smack in the middle of the War for Irish Independence. They both feel out of their depth, but they are sent to Dublin to track down the missing Alec and foil another plot fabricated by the treacherous Lord Ardmore. 

The Cold Light Of Day was filled with more questions than answers. In some instances, I felt like I could grasp what was going to happen next or who did what, but Huber would then throw me a curve ball. But this is not to say it wasn't enjoyable! I read the book in two sittings and was basically teary-eyed at the end because of the plot's shock factor. I feel like you peel back a new layer to Verity and Sidney in this one too. I believe Huber is switching the series up and going to take it in a new direction and to greater heights.

I would like to thank the publisher for an advanced copy. I have been following this series for a while and this is another great read from this author! She leaves the reader wanting more and the story is very well written!