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Amy Caudill’s Reviews : Lust, Money & Murder

Lust by Mike Wells
Lust (Lust, Money & Murder, #1)
by Mike Wells (Goodreads Author)

50275498

Amy Caudill‘s review

Oct 25, 2016  ·  edit
really liked it
Read from August 12 to October 25, 2016

 

This book takes the reader on a world tour of adventure, angst, and betrayal. Elaine is a brilliant, talented young woman who devotes her life to extracting revenge for her father, who sacrificed his life to give her a better one. Her plans lead her through the Secret Service training ground, where she makes a valuable contact in the Treasury Department. This contact may be her salvation when her new posting in Bulgaria brings her into contact with a treasonous agent who toys with her affections and draws her into his schemes. The story, part of a series, ends on a big cliffhanger.
I found myself drawn into the story quickly as this young woman, overcomes one obstacle after another in her quest for revenge, success, and love. I would recommend this book, and this series, to anyone who enjoys reading of strong heroines and intrigue.

 

Book Review for Warlock Holmes-A Study in Brimstone

Warlock Holmes - A Study in Brimstone by G.S. Denning

Warlock Holmes – A Study in Brimstone
by G.S. Denning

Amy Caudill‘s review

Aug 07, 2016  ·  edit
 50275498


Old fans and new of the famous detective can enjoy this surprisingly refreshing spoof of classic Sherlock Holmes stories. Denning takes the iconic characters and places them in an entirely new context-what if Watson was the deductive genius? What if Sherlock was actually a possessed by not one, but multiple demons? What if, instead of murderers, the duo actually hunted supernatural villains? With every new story in this page-turner, more surprising secrets are revealed, right up until the dramatic climax. Denning’s characterizations of Watson, Holmes, Mrs. Hudson, Lestrade, and the rest are as brilliant as they are hilarious. I can’t wait for the sequel!

Book Review-From New York to Dallas

Lieutenant Eve Dallas is on the trail of an escaped serial killer with whom she has a history. She follows him from New York city to Dallas, Texas, her husband Roarke at her side. Not only does she confront the murderer, but also his mentor, her own long-lost mother. In my opinion this is one of the best books of the “In Death” series by Nora Roberts under the pen name J.D. Robb. Roberts fills in the blanks about Eve’s angst-filled backstory, while at the same time delivering a wonderful tale of triumph over adversity with plenty of action and a juicy mystery. What could be better!