DeAnna Julie Dodson has always been an avid reader and a lover of storytelling, whether on the page, the screen or the stage. This, along with her keen interest in history and her Christian faith, shows in her tales of love, forgiveness and triumph over adversity. A fifth-generation Texan, she makes her home north of Dallas with four spoiled cats and, when not writing, spends her free time quilting, cross stitching and watching NHL hockey. Her first books, In Honor Bound, By Love Redeemed and To Grace Surrendered, are a trilogy of medieval romances and have just been redesigned and freshly edited for Kindle. She is also the author of the contemporary mystery, Letters in the Attic, and has recently signed on to write another Annie's Attic Mystery: The Key in the Attic, due out in 2012. Her newest books, yet to be released, are A Dinner of Herbs, a Civil War drama, and a 1930s English mystery, Rules of Murder. Civil as an Orange, her current work in progress, is the sequel to Rules of Murder. You can find out more about DeAnna and her books, including sample chapters, at her website: http://www.deannajuliedodson.com/
This was a different type of cozyish mystery read for me and for the most part was enjoyable. This is categorized as romantic suspense and it fit that OK.
I loved the storyline...secret FBI agent married to an unknowing wife whose life is put in danger due to husband's secret identity. Chaos and danger of course follow them while they strive to stay alive.
While I did love the storyline and the main characters, I felt like some parts of this were repetitive and wish this was a tad longer BUT since it's on the cozyish side of genres I understand why it wasn't. I'm definitely going to read more of this series.
This was a nice quick short read. It was about a female whose husband “died” and her life was rooted up from the ground she had a lot of horrible things happen to her. Later we find out her husband wasn’t actually dead but all those horrible things that happened to her were partially his fault (aside from her mother). The reasoning behind his faked death was crazy and if I was put in her position I’d be shell shocked too! the plot was somewhat predictable as you kept reading BUT it was a mindless read which was just what I needed for the weekend. I do feel as though the story needed to go through a few rounds of editing however none of it took away from the story and I could care less about that as long as the story is good in which case it was
Excellent start to a new series. Can't read to read more. Each author is different. Each book is a stand alone mystery that you won't be able to put down!!