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Bite the Bullet by Gina LaManna

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smithsj123's review against another edition

5.0

Fabulous fourth instalment in this great series. Our crime fighter Kate Rosetti is attempting to have a little work life balance as her FBI agent boyfriend is in town. Only crime doesn’t stop, so she ends up trying to balance murder and mayhem with love and romance!!

Another great book I n this very enjoyable series.

I voluntarily reviewed an advanced copy of this book.

kathmccu's review against another edition

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adventurous funny lighthearted mysterious

4.0

kataniat's review against another edition

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hopeful mysterious medium-paced

4.0

colwilll's review

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4.0

Another great series by Gina LaManna. I love the way she intertwines her books with just a mention of characters from another series. It makes the storyline feel complete somehow. I think I may like the Kate Rossetti series even better than Lacey Luzzi series.

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5.0

Jacks back in town. Unfortunately, Kate gets called away for a case, so they aren't going to get to spend the time together they want, but duty calls. This case turns into two and then three. Can she solve it before it turns into four? She's trying to work her magic as fast as she can. Not just to prevent anymore deaths, but also so she can get back to her man. At first it seems to be mob related, but all her possible suspects have alibis. In addition to the crimes, Kate is trying to figure out her feelings towards her man Jake, toss in a little jealousy and she feels like she's losing it. While this is part of a series, it can be read as a stand alone, though if you are planning on reading the series as a whole, you will want to start with book one to better understand the characters and their relationships with one another. This is a pretty clean read. No violence, except for a drawn gun at one point. No sexual content, but it is alluded to. It's easy to read. Story moves quickly and smoothly. Great characters. It is written strictly from Kate's POV.