Tall Dark and Deadly (Wheeler Large Print Press (large print paper))

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Summary: Graham Grips
Review: Amongst the backdrop of flashy Miami Beach, Coconut Grove, lurking monsters in the Everglades, Graham grips you again into the world of mystery & romance.

I relaxed & had fun with this book. I could feel the danger lurking off Key Biscayne. The twisting complex relationship between Sam, a witty, brave woman & Rowan, her sexy ex-lover was truly enjoyable. I found myself leary but pulling for them.

"Tall, Dark, and Deadly" left me thrilled, chilled, and satisfied.

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Summary: Deadly Boring
Review: I did not like this book at all. I could have put it down any time and not continued. I thought the running back and forth from each other's home overdone and each time they went out one door and around the other side they remembered they left the other door open. What spooked them all so bad? One neighbor gone for a short time? or a spooky phone call days later? I did not find it suspenseful at all and the characters all seemed to be so hung up on Marnie and who all she had slept with,etc ya da da,ya da da. But alls well that ends well right?

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Summary: Tall and Dark is all you need, honey
Review: I'm a HG fan, but I can't say that I was into reading the new age stuff. I'm into her Civil War novels, but I went to the library one day and this book was the only one they had by her so I picked it up I took it home and had it done inside of two days. I didn't like Drop Dead Gorgeous a hole lot and didn't think this one would be much better, but boy, was I wrong. WOW, what a good book full of suspence and passion. It ran right up there with the McKenzie Saga.