Promise Not to Tell by Jayne Ann Krentz
The characters are old-school Jayne Ann Krentz-style, but the suspense is still on the boring side.
The characters are old-school Jayne Ann Krentz-style, but the suspense is still on the boring side.
This is a polished “catch a serial killer, find a boyfriend” story, but it doesn’t grab me as much as I’d have liked.
Oh look at this poor thing. It got lost and ended up in a different Harlequin line while trying to get to the Kimani one.
Even the most adorable canine sidekick cannot overcome the deadliest threats ever: slow, draggy pacing and nonexistent suspense.
Rocco isn’t loco enough for my liking.
Is this an erotic story? A romantic suspense? Or something else? It’s probably easier to just shrug, not care, and pick up another book instead.
By the standards of the genre, this one isn’t dark, more like “sick fuck”. I… just wish it works better on me.
Amanda Quick does 1930s Hollywood mystery now, but nothing much has changed aside from the backdrop.
Well, I’d be gone too, as there is not much fun to be had from this one.
The Motorcycle Club, no, wait, Boxing Federation… okay, it’s Mafia dudes time and they are going to show you what toothlessness is.