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hhushaw's review against another edition
3.0
An honest review thanks to NetGalley. This was a nice quick romantic suspense read. I liked Merissa and her and Billie's journey to find out who killed Dennis. The suspense kept me reading as I did not feel the romance all of the time. I felt that these two did not connect as much as some previous couples that Karis Walsh as written together, which is why it only received three stars. The suspense portion of this book went well and made me continue trying to figure out who it was.
cdownes's review against another edition
3.0
I really enjoyed the characters in this book as well as the plot which had an interesting backstory beyond the romance. Well crafted and nicely paced.
lezreviewbooks's review
3.0
I've enjoyed a couple of books by this author so I've decided to give it a go. This book is number 3 of the Tacoma Mounted Police series but there's no need to read them in order. However, there are a few references to characters and events of the previous books that I couldn't put in the right context.
According to the publisher, this book's genre is intrigue & thriller / romance but it's more of the latter. The murder investigation is in the background most of the time, like an excuse to showcase the romance. So if you are looking for a thriller, you are going to find something like an armchair detective investigation instead, a bit like an Agatha Christie book with the murderer's self confession included.
Regarding the pace of the story, I found it sometimes too slow and descriptive and other times too fast and telling facts as an afterthought. The romance part was ok but nothing extraordinary there either.
Overall, an ok read if you like Agatha Christie with a lesbian twist. 3 stars.
ARC provided by the publisher and Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
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According to the publisher, this book's genre is intrigue & thriller / romance but it's more of the latter. The murder investigation is in the background most of the time, like an excuse to showcase the romance. So if you are looking for a thriller, you are going to find something like an armchair detective investigation instead, a bit like an Agatha Christie book with the murderer's self confession included.
Regarding the pace of the story, I found it sometimes too slow and descriptive and other times too fast and telling facts as an afterthought. The romance part was ok but nothing extraordinary there either.
Overall, an ok read if you like Agatha Christie with a lesbian twist. 3 stars.
ARC provided by the publisher and Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
See all my reviews at
www.lezreviewbooks.com
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