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Ebook About Two decades after her sister’s brutal attack and murder, Meg Brogan has finally found happiness…or so it appears. A bestselling true-crime writer, Meg has money, fame, and a wealthy fiancé. But when a television-show host presses her to tackle the one story everyone claims she cannot write—the story of her own family’s destruction—her perfect life shatters.Determined to finally face her past, Meg returns to her hometown of Shelter Bay. Shrouded in cold, brooding fog, the close-knit coastal town harbors dark secrets and suspicious residents. One of the few people to welcome Meg back is Blake Sutton, her high-school sweetheart and the marina’s new owner. Desperate for clues, Meg digs through her family’s files. As Pacific storms brew outside, her passion for Blake reignites.But someone doesn’t want Meg digging up the past. And that person will go to deadly lengths to prevent the writer from revealing a terrible truth.Book In the Waning Light Review :
Loreth Anne White has an ability to write and pull you into her story. Plots are well thought out & often have surprise twists at the end. Her books are by and large very readable & enjoyable... BUT I do have some reservations about her writing. One large complaint I have is the over-personification she endows her natural world subjects with. Nature does not need romanticising & unfortunately the authors continual indulgence in this over the top poetic licence thwarts the ability of the reader to immerse themselves in the atmosphere she is trying to create. EG: The fog was “a sentient presence trying to trick the innocent down the wrong alley”. Really? The character of the moment was sitting inside a house at the time so being tricked down an alleyway had no pertinence whatsoever, this is just the author indulging herself. In another chapter - the fog swirled "in glee". That's some fog they have in the Pacific Northwest!! Fog doesn't have intelligence nor does it have intent. It's water vapour - yes it creates an atmosphere and dulls sound etc but if THOSE qualities were described then the author would be creating an entire sense of conditions that the reader can identify with & connect to and virtually hear, see, feel, taste & smell the world the writer is creating for us. Being told the fog is a sentient presence merely inclines me to scoff in derision - I live in the Southern Hemisphere & we have lots of ocean & rivers & and yes consequently fog - the world around us, cloaked in thick white, becomes hushed & muted, the dense mist shrouding all from view, silently swirling & dancing with every shift of air current - I have yet to identify any gleeful fog or sentient fog! Make me feel it and see it - don't BS me!And further, Chapter 12 pg 163 - physical facts that are incorrect! This really surprised me - the author states :Human chorionic gonadotropin is pregnancy hormone that “supports fertilisation of the egg in a woman’s ovary”. What? Is she serious? In a woman’s ovary? We’d all be in ICU with each pregnancy if that were true - how many of us would die before we even got to the hospital if eggs fertilised in our ovaries for goodness sakes? We’d all be suffering acute ectopic pregnancies. Fertilisation takes place in the uterus Loreth. Not your ovaries. The ovaries produce the eggs and send them down the Fallopian tube into the uterus. HCG is produced by cells in the PLACENTA to support the egg immediately post fertilisation when it implants into the wall of the uterus - once established & growing & being nourished it no longer needs such intense support and levels of HCG lower significantly as pregnancy develops. Lordy, lordy - get it right!So - found some glaring issues with this book but - gave it 4 stars because it was also a good story with a very real ending where I was actually expecting trite but got reality - that deserves recognition. The author has a good imagination but then again I also wish that each & every time her characters cook they could produce something more than soup & grilled cheese sandwiches or lasagna - every book by this author I have read is predictable in this vein. If Ms White could also change her format of plot that would be refreshing too. All her heroine's have a sister who has been raped & killed. Is this storyline somewhat autobiographical? If so I would never knowingly rub salt into a cruel wound but compare these books with Robert Dugoni - every single story of his has a completely different storyline even though the outlines may be similar. He takes his stories from actual events - far more varied than perhaps one could ever dream up themselves, given that reality is often far more unbelievable than fantasy.Am now reading her 2019 offering - let's she is she has matured and grown in any way. 4.75 StarsIN THE WANING LIGHT is one of those books it's best to read in the daytime. But if you must read it at night, make sure you're not alone (even if you don't spook easily), because there are too many moments that make your heart skip a beat and compel you to check that all the doors are locked and the curtains drawn.Loreth Anne White is now my go-to author for mystery, romantic suspense, and thrillers. IN THE WANING LIGHT is another of her "monsters among us" stories, this one about a true crime writer, Meg Brogan, who thinks she knows the truth behind what destroyed her family 20 years ago. Bit by bit, however, she learns the terrifying details of what really happened that night, as suppressed memories slowly re-surface. And as she pieces the story together, she learns things about her parents and others that break her heart...and the reader's.As usual, there are a host of suspects, several villains, and one truly villainous killer. Ms. White does a fabulous job of weaving the strands together into a cohesive and hair-raising whole.Meg is another of Ms. White's now-signature resilient heroines, who in the end finds the strength to do what many of us would have difficulty doing, making a decision she will both regret and rejoice in making. Her relationship with the hero, Blake Sutton, is so realistic, so much a mixture of the past and the present, you can't help rooting for them to find their happy ending.Only one thing kept this from being a full 5.0 star book for me, but I can't reveal the details because it would be a "spoiler." It came near the end, but didn't really detract from my overall enjoyment of the story, so I only deducted a fraction from my rating.This was my second reading of IN THE WANING LIGHT, having read it around the time it was first released in November 2015 (I'm sure I intended to leave a review, but...best intentions, and all that, I never did.) Even though I knew the villain, even though I knew the ending, it only added a level of richness to the story this time around. I wasn't tempted (as I often am) to skip ahead to the end to see if my theory of the case is correct. Instead, I was able to revel in the richness of the prose, in the subtle nuances we often miss when we're desperate to reach the end of a story that holds us spellbound.IN THE WANING LIGHT reminds us that we are all human, and even the best of us can do bad things for good reasons. But it also speaks to the resilience of the human mind, to the courage and fortitude we can all find within ourselves if we seek hard enough for them. IN THE WANING LIGHT justly remains on my keeper shelf beside IN THE BARREN GROUND, A DARK LURE, and a personal favorite, THE SLOW BURN OF SILENCE. 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