Lake of Tears

DI Haskell and Quinn #7

by Bilinda P. Sheehan

The truth will reveal more than Harriet had bargained for.

Genres: Mystery

398 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 17, 2023

About the author

Bilinda P. Sheehan writes psychological thrillers and police procedurals. She currently resides in Whitby with her partner and their three cats, more affectionately known as the banes of her existence.

Reviews

[Annie]

Good but not great

As with most books in this series, spelling and grammatical errors abound, taking away from an enjoyable read. I like the Haskell and Quinn dynamic and the story usually keeps me committed to the end. I just wish the writer would find a good editor.

[Greg]

You know, I really like this series. What I don't like about this series is this Melissa Appleton D.I. She's a conniving, manipulative, snake in the grass and I see enough people like that in real life so I really don't want to see them in the reading that I do to escape the crap of everyday life. The series is subtitled Haskell & Quinn not Haskell and Appleton or Quinn and Appleton. If I have to read one more book with this manipulative, self centered, (a word I can't put here) I will probably be done reading anymore of Ms. Sheehan's books.

[Charlotte Marshall]

As always the characters come to life and are realistic. The infighting between the police and the psychologist is reflective of real life. The interactions between the characters are well thought out and believable. I have already pre-ordered the next book! Belinda P. Sheehan has quickly become one of my favorite authors ever 😍

[Becca]

Man what a book! I'm really curious to how far this with Jonathan is going to go. And how it's going to turn out. One heck of a storyline. I love it. My only complaint is that this has a lot of grammatical errors that need to be fixed. It threw a few things off for me but I still love this series so much. Can't wait to see what happens next!

[Sue Hudson]

A struggle

I found it a real struggle to get into this book. It was not until well after the first 60% that anything started to come together. Running the two stories together was hard work. Not the best one I have read

[carol stewart]

Gripping stories

The characters are believable and the stories are very well written. This series is one of those 'can't put down' ones! The one hope I have is that Drew and Harriet finally get together.