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A review by mostlyfated
Trust No One by Jayne Ann Krentz
5.0
I've been reading books from Jayne Ann Krentz/Amanda Quick since I was a teenager. Every time I read a JAK or an Amanda Quick novel it's like meeting an old friend. There is something very comforting reading a story written by JAK/Amanda Quick since I know her writing and storytelling style so well after more than a decade of reading her books.
Trust No One is classic JAK style. Great characters (quirky/optimistic female protagonist teaming up with a mysterious/brooding hero), fast-paced plot with hiding-in-plain-sight killer and complex history set against a small town in the Pacific Northwest. I'm so glad JAK returned to her roots of writing these romantic suspense novels. Always a winner for me and never a disappointment.
Trust No One is classic JAK style. Great characters (quirky/optimistic female protagonist teaming up with a mysterious/brooding hero), fast-paced plot with hiding-in-plain-sight killer and complex history set against a small town in the Pacific Northwest. I'm so glad JAK returned to her roots of writing these romantic suspense novels. Always a winner for me and never a disappointment.