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A review by liz_newbern
Curious Minds by Janet Evanovich, Phoef Sutton
4.0
Curious Minds is sort of an interesting cross between a slow-burn romantic comedy and National Treasure. Evanovich and Sutton take the reader on a ride into the strange and at times absurd as Riley Moon is dragged into Emerson Knight's passionate pursuit of answers about the wereabouts of his money.
It is a fun and fast-paced read, that at times moves so quickly, you almost have to double-back to esnure you didn't miss anything. It is certainly not for anyone looking for a deep serious read, but may appeal to readers of Evanovich and Sutton's Lizzy and Diesel novels, which shares the quick-witted and often absurd scenarios that the characters often find themselves embroilled in.
It is a fun and fast-paced read, that at times moves so quickly, you almost have to double-back to esnure you didn't miss anything. It is certainly not for anyone looking for a deep serious read, but may appeal to readers of Evanovich and Sutton's Lizzy and Diesel novels, which shares the quick-witted and often absurd scenarios that the characters often find themselves embroilled in.