Review:Usually, I love Alessandra Torre but for some reason, Even Money just fell flat for me. It's well written, the characters well-developed but for me personally, I just struggled to get immersed or invested in the story. The pacing felt stilted to me. And the storyline is just one that I don't normally like. I don't mind the other woman, other man aspects of it. It was the hero being married that turned me off the most I think. I'm just not a fan of cheating spouses.

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Review:The second book is just like the first one - hard to put it down once you start reading it. Interesting characters woven into unusual settings where the suspense just keeps rising. Anxious to start the next one. Read more

Review:BAD DEEDS is an excellent second book in the Dylan Hunter series. In his first book, HUNTER, Bidinotto exposed the flaws in our criminal justice system. In this followup, he takes on radical environmentalism, all within a heart-pounding, page-turning thriller. Can't wait to see what's on tap for book #3. Read more

Review:I am still wondering if the downloading was cut short. This is not a short story its not even a chapter.
I was not expecting a continuation of the usual Joe Pickett novels, I was expecting a story, not what seems to be a discarded few pages from a book. Amazon should have made this clear, not worth the money, but what there is is well written. Read more

Review:To much unnecessary explanations put into book for my liking couldn't wait to get finished in a bad way. That's it all I got. Sorry about that.what else you want. Wasn't the best read. Certainly not Lee Child or Samantha Brown Read more

Review:Like reading novels by this author, she handles each story line in the appropriate manner, not too much fillers which kind of suprised me, since I feel most female authors throw in too much fillers. I will purchase more novels from her. Read more

Review:Ethan Montclair has woken to find his wife gone. She has left a note, telling him not to look for her, yet has taken none of her personal items with her. From there, we are taken on a ride through the Montclair marriage— the lies, the hurt, the loss.
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While we readers are wondering where Sutton is, we are being led through the story by an unknown narrator. This narrator is slowly cluing us into what has happened while we put the pieces together.
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Review:I found “The Optician’s Wife” to be very suspenseful and engaging. Many times during this read I found my pulse quickening and my breath catching. The story was what every psychological thriller aims to be, horrifying.

The narrative opens with Deborah, a mousy seventeen year old cashier. One day during Deborah’s very lonely lunch hour she meets Larry, the charismatic Optician-in-training who is absolutely smitten with her. After a short courting, Deborah (now known as Dee) becomes Lar... Read more

Review:Classic Lehane.............. another really solid Gennaro/Kenzie journey. Finally using a kindle......... dunno if this is because the book is on a kindle, but there were SOOOOOO many typos! Was actually kind of distracting......... Read more

Review:The 12th book of this series starts with Qwilleran settled into his new home, an old apple barn that has been restored and turned into living quarters. The upper beams are about forty feet above the ground and the cats are in seventh heaven. Qwilleran's other project, building a community theater, has also been completed and a successful run of "Henry VIII" has just finished. When the director, school principal Hilary VanBrook had proposed this play nobody thought it would fly, but the unpopular... Read more