I have just picked up reading the brother/ sister series that bases of they same kind of setting but is in the view of two people as the views alternate between the two characters. The first series was really suspense full, on the edge of your seat know whats going to happen but not sure that it will kind of way. So far I just finished the first book "Undercover" and I just can't wait to begin the next one with all the cliff hangers you left thinking about when the first book is wrapped up.
For those whom have read the book(s) might be wondering what crime will they chose next? how will they make this romance story have you sit on the edge of your seat while you bite back your tongue so that you don't randomly start yelling at the book and completely embarrass yourself while waiting for the reveal of this book's adventure? Well I could tell you but then it would ruin the suspense that it gives you in the beginning, wondering who will this woman (Annie) fall for in Keeneston, Kentucky as she goes undercover for the DEA. Now your probably wonder why would a person ever need to go undercover in a small, quaint town of Kentucky especially a DEA agent.
As I read the book and sat in suspense holding my tongue back as the action and unexpected events had me saying "Just one more page" then 40 pages later your still reading. This new view from two different characters had you even more enticed to read on and you were engaged in the book as if the world they set up was where you lived, worked, and gossiped with the whole town. I know I gave you nothing to barely any details on the book but every detail that I could think of would spoil it. Meaning that if I said one detail I'd then have to explain it only making this review upon this great book a spoiler. If your one of those people that like to have the book slightly spoiled go the this link and you'll get a better gist of what I can only barley give any very, very little detail.
Lauren, you have amazing voice when you are writing! I feel like I am actually listening to you talking to me right now! I especially loved they way you described when you just can't put a book down. I don't do that as much now, but when you said that it flashed me back to 2nd grade when I would read Magic Treehouse! Great work!
ReplyDeleteWow, I really loved how you described how much you loved this book and that all the suspense and cliff hangers kept you on the edge of the seat. This books feels like a great mystery read and I loved the questions you incorporated in your blog.
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