Donna C. (g-ma) reviewed The Murder That Never Was (Forensic Instincts, Bk 5) on + 3152 more book reviews
I'm sure this will receive 5 stars but for me it just wasn't there, I'll give it 3 for just okay.
1. storyline is very predictable, you know the heroes and you know the villain so there is no suspense in that part
2. the first half of the book is just pages of repeat of what is happening until you just sigh page after page waiting for something new to happen
3. Kane tried to make the dialogue 'cute and sexy' among the FI characters (since they are all 'in love' or sleeping with someone) but I found that part annoying and juvenile and added no dimension to the characters
4. for suspense? I didn't find any until maybe the last 50 pages and by that time it wasn't worth reading because you already know what happens and the outcome
So for me-it isn't my kind of reading on a regular basis but I can see where a lot will like it.
1. storyline is very predictable, you know the heroes and you know the villain so there is no suspense in that part
2. the first half of the book is just pages of repeat of what is happening until you just sigh page after page waiting for something new to happen
3. Kane tried to make the dialogue 'cute and sexy' among the FI characters (since they are all 'in love' or sleeping with someone) but I found that part annoying and juvenile and added no dimension to the characters
4. for suspense? I didn't find any until maybe the last 50 pages and by that time it wasn't worth reading because you already know what happens and the outcome
So for me-it isn't my kind of reading on a regular basis but I can see where a lot will like it.
