Title: Dissecting Meredith

Police and Fire: Operation Alpha (On Call, #6)

Author: Freya Barker

Genre: Romantic Suspense
Release Date: March 9, 2021

Hosted by: Buoni Amici Press, LLC.

Since taking over the county coroner’s office, Meredith “Doc” Carter has been working hard to gain the respect of both her peers and local authorities. Reporting the circumstances surrounding the death of a loved one is often a thankless part of her job. Still, those are the easier cases. Random body parts turning up are substantially more troublesome, and when the facts don’t line up Meredith reaches out to entomologist, Casey Shea for answers.

Detective Jay VanDyken has admired Doc from the sidelines. His recent promotion comes with the added benefit of dealing directly with the silver-haired forensic pathologist, an opportunity he doesn’t plan on wasting. The discovery of partial remains have Jay and Meredith working closely together, but breaking down the pieces to build their case is not the only challenge. Their developing relationship has its own share of problems.

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BLP REVIEW – Tracy

I’ve read Freya Barker since book one and regardless of what number story we reach I’m as excited to read the new one as I was way back at the beginning.

Ms B never disappoints and she never fails to hit the mark when it comes to characters and storylines. I’m loving the On Call series and am looking forward to more.

Dissecting Meredith was a fab instalment and I liked both the Doc and Jay.

Meredith Carter is a quirky, unique, down to earth woman who owns who she is, works damned hard and, due to having to prove her worth in her role as the county coroner, doesn’t get sidetracked by her private life. Until Jay!!!

Jay VanDyken has had his eye on the Doc for a while but his own issues have held him back from trying to gain her interest, until a change in his own life makes him go for what he wants.

I love the build up of relationships we get in a book fro Freya. That her characters are a little bit older, have issues and baggage and that their lives are not nice and straightforward is very relatable. The storylines are interesting and engaging, packed with intrigue, suspense and action. As ever we got to catch up with some of our favourite characters from both this and other series which is always great.

You could read this as a standalone but I really would recommend you go back and start at the beginning as this series is definitely one to devour.