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charlie9_9's review against another edition
5.0
this was my first book by Debra Webb but it will not be my last. although the first couple of pages were confusing it got put together quickly after t...more this was my first book by Debra Webb but it will not be my last. although the first couple of pages were confusing it got put together quickly after that. it differently kept my interest the entire way through to the end, even once you figured it out there where twist right up to the end. there were mention of stuff that happen to the main character in the passed which i wasn't sure about but hoping if i read earlier books by the author it will fill in the blanks
i would differently recommend the book to anybody who likes detective police or mystery novels.
received as a good read free book
i would differently recommend the book to anybody who likes detective police or mystery novels.
received as a good read free book
beastreader's review against another edition
4.0
A police officer’s wife has been murdered and beheaded. Who would want her dead? Also, it seems that the killer was not the only one in the house. An eight year old autistic boy named Devon was there. He holds a clue as to who the killer is.
Jess Harris is on the case along with her romantic interest, Chief of Police Dan Burnett.
Rage is my first introduction to the Faces of Evil series. I must have been hiding under a rock to have not known about this series. This is right up my reading alley. Rage can be read as a stand alone novel. The only thing I would warn about is having not read the prior three novels, I had to get caught up to speed some on Jess and Dan’s relationship.
My only disappointment is that I thought from the back of the book that Devon would play a bigger part in helping to capture the killer. I only comment on this factor because I found Devon to be intriguing and wanted to see him interact more in the book.
Jess is a good female lead. She has a good solid head on her shoulders. I am going to go back and read the prior novels to get to know Jess and Dan better. Rage is worth a second look.
Jess Harris is on the case along with her romantic interest, Chief of Police Dan Burnett.
Rage is my first introduction to the Faces of Evil series. I must have been hiding under a rock to have not known about this series. This is right up my reading alley. Rage can be read as a stand alone novel. The only thing I would warn about is having not read the prior three novels, I had to get caught up to speed some on Jess and Dan’s relationship.
My only disappointment is that I thought from the back of the book that Devon would play a bigger part in helping to capture the killer. I only comment on this factor because I found Devon to be intriguing and wanted to see him interact more in the book.
Jess is a good female lead. She has a good solid head on her shoulders. I am going to go back and read the prior novels to get to know Jess and Dan better. Rage is worth a second look.
rinseandread's review against another edition
4.0
Loved the story line thought out all of the series. The characters are well developed and real. The books follow Jess in her professional and personal life, just like in reality, they are very intertwined.
I binge read them one after the other starting with Silence and continuing through to the Wedding.
My personal dislikes about this series:
- too much romance (just not my cup of tea, I'm into the murder, mystery and suspense)
- too much repetition towards the end of the series. (I get the need to help people who may have picked up the series mid way through, but since I read them in succession I grew tired of reading the characters back story again and again)
I binge read them one after the other starting with Silence and continuing through to the Wedding.
My personal dislikes about this series:
- too much romance (just not my cup of tea, I'm into the murder, mystery and suspense)
- too much repetition towards the end of the series. (I get the need to help people who may have picked up the series mid way through, but since I read them in succession I grew tired of reading the characters back story again and again)
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