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This is a fascinating suspense novel with a plot you can't figure out prematurely. I liked it.
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Great murder mystery
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You can't go wrong with a book by Jonnie Jacobs. Deceit, betrayal, murder, stolen identity, lots twists , turns and surprises.surprises make this book a terrific read. 5 stars.
Excellent! Lots of twists and turns and surprises. I never saw the ending coming ....
The author of series starring Kalie O'Brien and Kate Austen, Jacobs turns here to a suspenseful stand-alone. Set in the small town of Monte Vista, California, the story alternates points of view between Dr. Samuel Russell and police detective Hannah Montgomery. Russell's wife, Maureen, has disappeared, and he can't remember anything about the day and night preceding her disappearance. As a recovering alcoholic, he worries that he might have fallen off the wagon, with tragic results. Jacobs creates a high level of suspense as Hannah and Sam both investigate what might have occurred. Although Hannah's inclination is to trust Sam, the fact that his first wife was murdered and he was almost convicted of the crime does little to improve his credibility. A few chapters featuring retired detective Frank Donahue, who investigated the death of Sam's first wife, add more depth to the plot. Jacobs' outstanding character development--both leads are complexly flawed--lifts her story above the run-of-the-mill procedural. Highly entertaining and suspenseful, with an extra layer of depth. Jenny McLarin
somewhat complicated plot but characters are enjoyable.
Very good...keeps you guessing.
A good read that keeps you guessing.
A fairly good suspense novel Rate it a sold 3
Jonnie Jacobs writes good mysteries. This has a totally surprising ending.
Note correction to listing: This book was written by Jonnie Jacobs, not Jacobs Hodgson.
