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llkendrick's review
3.0
I don't know where I heard about this book to put on my Kindle - if someone told me about it, I saw it on a book list, it was free that day, etc. Nonetheless, it was a really good mystery. The whole the was suspenseful, a little bit predictable (although I'd like to contribute that to my great detective skills), and was an easy read. I'd recommend it to mystery lovers out there.
shammons's review against another edition
4.0
Another freebie for my Kindle. I've read the Kanner Lake series by Brandilyn Collins and really liked them. This one was simliar, her "Seatbelt Suspense" type of book. I really enjoyed it! Not a huge surprise on the whodunit, but still a well written, enjoyable book :)
iamnotamerryman's review
2.0
Read it because it was free on my kindle. It was okay - I was a little disappointed by the way the story went, and I never really got sucked in.
funnybookworm's review
4.0
Got this as a kindle freebie along with another one of hers, Exposure. I enjoyed both. They were light reads and somewhat predictable, but this didn't take away from my enjoyment. I liked that she keeps the action going. There are very few, if any, lulls in the story.
jess5021's review
3.0
A fun, quick read. There were some surprises and good twists. I like that the chapters were short and went between present and past. That kept the story moving. I've never really been a fan of Christian fiction but I was pleasantly surprised with this one - it wasn't preachy or over the top. I think the characters acted pretty realistically. The one thing that bothered me the whole time was the main character, Joanne, has this thing with craving Jelly Bellies and it's a little much.
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