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veraann's review against another edition
4.0
Krewe of Hunters #3
Paranormal Mystery
There were some clues a long the way to know who was involved. This was a nice bit of historical theories mixed in. The ghost story aspect had it's part but didn't overtake the story. The romance was an fairly instant connection.
Paranormal Mystery
There were some clues a long the way to know who was involved. This was a nice bit of historical theories mixed in. The ghost story aspect had it's part but didn't overtake the story. The romance was an fairly instant connection.
novelette's review against another edition
4.0
I liked this one. The writing was good, but the climax kinda flew by
cmorris109's review against another edition
challenging
emotional
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
rowdyroo762's review against another edition
5.0
Wow. This book had me running in circles trying to figure out who done it. I had several suspects, including some wild guesses, so one of them has to the actual killer, don't they? Kept me going to the very end. Loved it. I am also enjoying the more in-depth stories about each member of the Krewe of Hunters.
kristinisreading's review against another edition
3.0
It was okay. It’s a weird series. heather Graham is a romance novelist, so each book about this group of investigators is being written as a stand alone romance rather than developing the characters or group dynamics. Not sure if I like the premise, but got the box set of the first four from Hoopla.
kel_pru's review against another edition
4.0
My favorite of the series so far. I may be a sucker for Jack the Ripper plot lines...
jazzrizz's review against another edition
5.0
I liked this one. I'm always fascinated by Jack the Ripper themed books.
I really liked Whitney and Jude's relationship. I felt the whodunnit and why reveal was a bit rushed in this book though.
Overall, I love the series and can hardly wait to listen to the next one!
I really liked Whitney and Jude's relationship. I felt the whodunnit and why reveal was a bit rushed in this book though.
Overall, I love the series and can hardly wait to listen to the next one!
tiredcat's review against another edition
4.0
I loved it. It was Graham at her best and I really enjoyed the Jack the Ripper angle. It was a perfect summer read.
laurenjodi's review against another edition
4.0
Sacred Evil
4 Stars
Following the discovery of a mutilated corpse, NYPD detective Jude Crosby is forced to admit that this murder and two previous deaths may be the work of a Jack the Ripper copycat. When a unique FBI unit specializing in the unexplained is called in, Jude must work with Agent Whitney Tremont and accept that their are some things fact and logic cannot explain including his undeniable attraction to the spunky special agent.
I originally decided to discontinue the series after the first two lackluster installments, but decided to give this one a go upon learning that it revolved around Jack the Ripper, and I am glad that I did.
The historical background and research into Jack the Ripper's original crimes and the possibility that he continued his murderous spree in NYC is detailed and interesting. The descriptions of the crimes both past and present is realistic but not overwhelming and the mystery is compelling with several plausible suspects that keep you guessing right up until the end. The X-File like paranormal elements merge well into the story, and although the climax is a little rushed it is ultimately satisfying and the epilogue left me smiling.
Jude and Whitney have an intense and palpable attraction and their opposites attract romance is the best in the series. Jude is a "just the facts ma'am" investigator - logical, honorable and sexy in his diligence. Whitney is fierce and insightful but wary of accepting her gift. Together they make an excellent team both in and out of the bedroom.
The secondary characters are another highlight. Jude's father, the enigmatic ME, the down and out Vietnam Vet and the ghost dog all contribute to the overall story as do the other Krewe members who make their appearance halfway through and remain in the background.
The writing is good although there are some annoying editorial errors that detract from the flow but nothing too drastic.
Overall, the solid mystery and captivating romance has convinced me to give the series another try.
4 Stars
Following the discovery of a mutilated corpse, NYPD detective Jude Crosby is forced to admit that this murder and two previous deaths may be the work of a Jack the Ripper copycat. When a unique FBI unit specializing in the unexplained is called in, Jude must work with Agent Whitney Tremont and accept that their are some things fact and logic cannot explain including his undeniable attraction to the spunky special agent.
I originally decided to discontinue the series after the first two lackluster installments, but decided to give this one a go upon learning that it revolved around Jack the Ripper, and I am glad that I did.
The historical background and research into Jack the Ripper's original crimes and the possibility that he continued his murderous spree in NYC is detailed and interesting. The descriptions of the crimes both past and present is realistic but not overwhelming and the mystery is compelling with several plausible suspects that keep you guessing right up until the end. The X-File like paranormal elements merge well into the story, and although the climax is a little rushed it is ultimately satisfying and the epilogue left me smiling.
Jude and Whitney have an intense and palpable attraction and their opposites attract romance is the best in the series. Jude is a "just the facts ma'am" investigator - logical, honorable and sexy in his diligence. Whitney is fierce and insightful but wary of accepting her gift. Together they make an excellent team both in and out of the bedroom.
The secondary characters are another highlight. Jude's father, the enigmatic ME, the down and out Vietnam Vet and the ghost dog all contribute to the overall story as do the other Krewe members who make their appearance halfway through and remain in the background.
The writing is good although there are some annoying editorial errors that detract from the flow but nothing too drastic.
Overall, the solid mystery and captivating romance has convinced me to give the series another try.