Eye of the Beholder by Jayne Ann Krentz
Whoever gave the author the idea that she makes a good suspense author, should be beaten without hesitation.
Whoever gave the author the idea that she makes a good suspense author, should be beaten without hesitation.
Buy this for the novelty, and keep expectations to a minimum.
There is some simmering chemistry, but the story is a bit too predictable for its own good.
The hero is so adult compared to the heroine, the effect is unintentionally creepy.
Too many characters, too many issues, and not enough pages and time.
This is an underdeveloped fanservice story best left to die-hard fans of the author’s Malory clan.
The stories here are okay. Well, except one of them.
If they don’t come up with something interesting, the next second will come sooner than they think.
She’s back, but the flames of her passion seem to have dimmed a little.
Blame it on that thing on Bruce Willis’s head.