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alwaysreadingreview's review against another edition
5.0
Another great book!!! Each book gets better and better. I loved how everything came together from the first two books. The killer from One and the killer from Two meet. Oh boy! Does sparks fly? Or was it bullets? Chaos happens!!
This is the third book in the Count to Ten series. I can not wait to read Four.
☆☆☆☆☆
I give this book 5 out of 5 stars.
Recommend this book? Yes! Author? Yes!
Read more from this author? Yes!
Happy Reading!
Melissa
This is the third book in the Count to Ten series. I can not wait to read Four.
☆☆☆☆☆
I give this book 5 out of 5 stars.
Recommend this book? Yes! Author? Yes!
Read more from this author? Yes!
Happy Reading!
Melissa
m3l89's review against another edition
3.0
I received a copy of Three from the author in exchange for an honest review.
Three is the third book in Jane Blythe's Count to Ten series, I absolutely loved One and Two so was very exciting and optimistic to finally read Three. It had however been about a year since I read One and Two, so I was essentially reading this without any prior knowledge. As I read, major plot points and characters did come back to me, which was quite a nice experience.
The frequent use of ‘cupcake’ as a term of endearment made me cringe every single time. There was something about a fully-grown man calling his girlfriend ‘cupcake’ just smacked of insincerity. It also made me wonder about the age difference between the police officer and woman in both couples.
I must admit, I was getting a little bored during the first half of the novel but the plot really kicked in about half way through and I sped through the second half. The plots from One and Two fit together so well and this merging provided a lot of possibilities for the rest of the series.
Again, I am worried about whether Jane Blythe is going to keep this up for another seven full length novels, but I am so excited to find out!
Three is the third book in Jane Blythe's Count to Ten series, I absolutely loved One and Two so was very exciting and optimistic to finally read Three. It had however been about a year since I read One and Two, so I was essentially reading this without any prior knowledge. As I read, major plot points and characters did come back to me, which was quite a nice experience.
The frequent use of ‘cupcake’ as a term of endearment made me cringe every single time. There was something about a fully-grown man calling his girlfriend ‘cupcake’ just smacked of insincerity. It also made me wonder about the age difference between the police officer and woman in both couples.
I must admit, I was getting a little bored during the first half of the novel but the plot really kicked in about half way through and I sped through the second half. The plots from One and Two fit together so well and this merging provided a lot of possibilities for the rest of the series.
Again, I am worried about whether Jane Blythe is going to keep this up for another seven full length novels, but I am so excited to find out!
becsa's review against another edition
4.0
This was such a great book and I am really enjoying this series!
I had my guesses on who the killers were and I was right. I loved how it all played out and how they came together. Their crimes escalated and the violence was through the roof and I liked how everything played out in the end to a certain degree.
I really enjoyed how Sofia and Annabella came together and shared their experiences about what they went through. I liked how they seemed to gain strength from each other and their respective boyfriends.
The twist with Sofia’s stalker was super interesting and I don’t think we have seen the last of that person.
I was definitely worried towards the end of the book and what was going to happen. My heart definitely broke a little bit and I was freaking out. I really wish one person had not ended the way they did as I hoped that they could get help but I was glad they confessed on where someone else was located.
I’m looking forward to more in the series!
I had my guesses on who the killers were and I was right. I loved how it all played out and how they came together. Their crimes escalated and the violence was through the roof and I liked how everything played out in the end to a certain degree.
I really enjoyed how Sofia and Annabella came together and shared their experiences about what they went through. I liked how they seemed to gain strength from each other and their respective boyfriends.
The twist with Sofia’s stalker was super interesting and I don’t think we have seen the last of that person.
I was definitely worried towards the end of the book and what was going to happen. My heart definitely broke a little bit and I was freaking out. I really wish one person had not ended the way they did as I hoped that they could get help but I was glad they confessed on where someone else was located.
I’m looking forward to more in the series!
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