The highly anticipated conclusion to the Top 10 Bestselling romantic suspense series, The Photographer Trilogy, reveals the truths no one saw coming. Untainted is the gripping ending to a unique story—can Derrick and Annie save Kate before it’s too late?

The infamous serial killer, The Photographer, is gone, but this time he’s taken a prisoner with him. The police are closing in, but always two steps behind. Someone is dead. Someone is missing. Kate Jackson is one of those two.

Derrick Kane finds himself teaming up with Annie, Kate’s younger sister in a desperate search for answers. Every dirty secret from the past comes to light, and they are faced with the ultimate test of true love…and true heartbreak. When an innocent life is on the line, the cost of justice could be more than love can afford.

Not everyone makes it to the end of their love story.

Trigger Warning: Due to violent and dark subject matter, this book is intended for 18+ years old. This book does contain triggers for violence and abuse. This is the last book in a trilogy and does not end on a cliffhanger.

About the Author

Sarah Robinson first started her writing career as a published poet in high school, and then continued in college, winning several poetry awards and being published in multiple local literary journals.

Never expecting to make a career of it, a freelance writing Craigslist job accidentally introduced her to the world of book publishing. Lengthening her writing from poetry to novels, Robinson published her first book through a small press publisher, before moving into self-publishing, and then finally accepting a contract from Penguin Random House two years later. She continues to publish both traditionally and indie with over 18+ novels to her name with publishers like Penguin, Waterhouse Press, Hachette, and more.

In her personal life, Sarah Robinson identifies as queer and is happily married to the gentle giant of her dreams. The duo recently welcomed to the world their first baby, Norah Grace. They have a home full of love, snuggly pets, and are living in Arlington, Virginia.

Review

This was truly an unexpected love for me. I didn’t expect this final book in the trilogy to suck me in this much.

We have followed Derrick and Kate through two books and this is the final, with the exception of an epilogue that I am dying to read. The books have always had a criminal and psychological thriller background with a a hint of romance from our main characters, but this book is sure to trump them all. I was a bit surprised when I started this one, I was expecting some of the same but it was so far from it. I was on edge, I was preparing myself to have nightmares from what I was reading. I have said it before and as cliche as it may sound I will say it again, any author that can stir deep emotion is talented.

When the book starts we are left to deal with an enormous cliffhanger from the previous book, one that will literally leave you with chills, and then the aftermath, to follow out all the clues and the story. To have you hoping that characters won’t follow through with their instincts, but they will and thank goodness because this book will keep you up late at night reading to find out where the author is taking you.

I have to say that this is the best work that I have read of Sarah Robinson’s, her genre is truly a sexy thriller. Her talent comes in the form of a mystery, as twisted as it may be, this book was real, and full of emotions, and drama. I can’t wait to see what else could come from this author.

I would like to thank Sarah for the opportunity to read and review not only this book, but this entire series. If you enjoyed the other two books in this series then I urge you to one click this new book, and then please write a review, or write to Sarah and tell her what your thoughts are. It’s one thing to write a story, it’s another to write something that is heartfelt, it takes true courage to write about something that you lived through.

*This book is intended for anyone over 18 due to violence and sexual content.

by Jane
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