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A review by schomj
Trust No One by Jayne Ann Krentz
3.0
3.5 stars
Started out fun, but the heroine is a little dippy (her affirmational lifestyle is a little too close to prosperity preaching for me) and I was totally taken aback at the "I love you" -- would have been ok with a "I think I might love you" or a "I could grow love you" but it just seemed premature. JAK did try to show how they seemed like a longstanding couple even though they'd just met, but it still didn't really work for me here. (Yes, I know that's her thing. Yes, I'm usually on board with it. Not this time.)
The whodunit was a little tricky. I did figure it out well before the big reveal, but was expecting to be proved wrong in my guess.
Started out fun, but the heroine is a little dippy (her affirmational lifestyle is a little too close to prosperity preaching for me) and I was totally taken aback at the "I love you" -- would have been ok with a "I think I might love you" or a "I could grow love you" but it just seemed premature. JAK did try to show how they seemed like a longstanding couple even though they'd just met, but it still didn't really work for me here. (Yes, I know that's her thing. Yes, I'm usually on board with it. Not this time.)
The whodunit was a little tricky. I did figure it out well before the big reveal, but was expecting to be proved wrong in my guess.