Quinn: A Novel (Eve Duncan)

Reading a book written from each character's perspective is new to me, but it is cleverly written. Even though I was annoyed when the first book ended with the mystery unsolved and was referred to the next book, I soon was hooked on the author's method of spinning a fascinating tale.

After I waded through the weak plot, run on descriptions of "action", and poor character development I find --no ending! It should be listed as prequel to the next book. If this is the only way the author can figure out to get people to buy the next book she writes , maybe she should consider a new career. Don't waste your time.

this series would make a great tv series. full of suspense and drama with romance. would recommend thievery one. I don't care for the way it repeats some of the same story, but other than that I do enjoy them.

This trilogy is collectively and individually captivating. I put this book down reluctantly at night and picked it up on the 7:04 a.m. train in the morning, resenting the interruption when tickets were inspected!

Excellent book. I have followed most of Iris Johansen's books todate and this trilogy is fantastic. Great reading. I would recommend any of Iris Johansen's books. Exciting and could not put down until finished.

Too much Angst . Too many boring relationship scenes. Too Long. Too Repetitive and bloody usueless ending. Are we supposed to buy the sequel? If that is the Case which One. Im afraid Ive had ist with Iris Johansen. Pure rip off