Paperback published by Vanguard Press 30th July 2020
ISBN 9781784657970
Pages 299
Sergeant Will Falco has an unlikely new team member after Kathy Hill left his alpha team to start her own. Will his new recruit be good enough? Sergeant Kathy Hill has a new team to train, but the shooting is playing on her mind and her relationship with Sergeant Falco is suffering from his past and his secrets. Can they stay together or will the pressure of it all split them up? With ex fiancées, Kathy’s parents and relationship issues distracting Sergeant Falco, will he see what’s coming or will a new friend step in to save the day?
I missed the first book Putting Everything On The Line, but I’m so glad I have now got a copy of Kathryn’s second book Crossing Lines, which can be read as a standalone.
MY REVIEW
Every now and then a really good policeprocedural comes along with Crossing Lines by Kathryn Pana easily top my favourite lists, with the emotional things that Kathy and her colleague have been through.
Kathy Hill left her fiancée in Chicago to New York SWAT unit, where she would bea Sergeant with her own team. Kathy starts a relationship with another Sergeant who saved her life after a man had kidnapped and shot her. That same awful man had shot his parents too.
A new recruit is appointed, as a new team member, she is given the call name Orange.
When an emergency call takes the police to evacuate a shopping mail, as three armed suspects are in the food court with a number of hostages. But the new recruit is in trouble as everyone was alive, but now three have died, with several wounded hostage, all because the new recruit name Orange fired her weapon without permission and worst still she missed.
I couldn’t believe that new recruit Orange, was up to something, but I won’t reveal what, or why she wanted to work with that particular police unit.
I literally couldn’t put this book down. I highly recommend this book as it’s worth every penny from this talented author.
About author Kathryn Pana
Kathryn is a single mum of two boys, originally from Sheffield South Yorkshire, but now lives in a small town in Lancashire. As well as writing,Kathryn loves everything creative, especially cross stitching, she owns a small arts and crafts business which she runs from the local indoor market. She loves to watch sports, including Formula one, and football, which her eldest son plays. She also loves to travel and explore cultured plac. She lived in Greece for five years and also worked in the US for a summer season. Kathryn recently graduated from the open University, completing her degree in Humanities.
Bookread2day 
This sounds good. I don’t read many police procedurals, but this one sounds really good to me.
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