Nobody’s Damsel by E.M. Tippets

This is actually a continuation of the story of Chloe and Jason, begun in “Someone Else’s Fairy Tale”. This story, however, is mostly a murder mystery. Chloe has begun her work as a “crim”, working in the crime lab of her hometown’s police station. She is a very junior forensic scientist for the police department, and her first case involves the disappearance of a young girl. Meanwhile, the paparazzi follows her around continuously and she must cope with rumors of Jason’s infidelity. Is it possible that he can stay faithful to her as he is living the lifestyle of a movie star? 

I liked this book too, but not quite as much as the first one (“Someone Else’s Fairy Tale), and I’ve liked both of the books in this series less than I liked the first one I read by E.M. Tippets, “Paint Me True”. That’s all relative, though, because all of them are enjoyable.  And Tippets assures her readers that there will be further stories of Jason and Chloe, so that’s good news. I’ll enjoy reading those.

Bad language: nope
Sex: references to the married love lives of Jason and Chloe, references to Jason’s past. No sex scenes.