Reviews - Dead in the Water

62 reviews for:

Dead in the Water

Hailey Edwards

3.64 AVERAGE

tulletempest's review against another edition

4.0

adventurous fast-paced

Plot or Character Driven: A mix

Strong character development: Yes

Loveable characters: Yes

Diverse cast of characters: No

Flaws of characters a main focus: Yes

laura_devouring_books_crumpets's review against another edition

2.0

I Dont understand most of what i just read.... I got the gist that there is a Baddie fae killing kids and a Gemini fae is helping some kind of fae authority to catch or identify him, there is also a hot dominant wolf who fancies her/is using her to avenge his sister.....

So i don't really understand the world i was just dropped into, nor do i know each and every fae species in this novel and what this author wants its qualities to be the only one is partially explained the Gemini. I was completely lost on the different authorities and Laws, again without much explanation.....

if there was alot more Depth of characters, politics involved and different jurisdictions trying to solve this case i may have understood more and enjoyed it... But no really not for me.

snarkybarky's review against another edition

4.0

Very readable, though im not sure about graeson

ufuoma_00's review against another edition

3.0

It was fabulous returning to Wink and also getting to know what Thierry and Shaw are up to. This made me enjoy the familiar feel of the story. A lot of it felt similar to the black dog series, but it is still early so I am keen to see where the author wants to take this. This series seems to have quite a bit of mystery and its nice to read something that didn't seem predictable.

I really like the story so far, not pleased about the loose ends at the end as I was hoping something’s would have been spelt out by the end of the book.

The characters were fun, I really liked Camille, as usual, the author knows how to write a really good kick-ass female heroine so I was pretty pleased. I don’t know what it is about wolves, but I loved the idea of Graeson and can't wait to get to know more about him.

The secondary characters in the book seemed like mini distractions but I am hoping this will all make sense later in the series.

Like the black dog series it took a while before we know much about Camille or what she really is, this I found to be really frustrating.

I wanted more romance or even a little bit of it as you could sense some heavy attraction in the story, but I am hoping book 2 will do more of that.

A great start to a series and a great read!!