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It may be just me but are we going to get anywhere anytime soon?

Breen finding her backbone was good but then turned into a snooze fest. Blog, eat. Blog eat. Or was eat then blog entry.

Unfortunately, I'm drifting off during reading and already skimming.

For me, this is very slow pace but it's getting rave reviews.

Struggling to stay with this book. This is a lot of set up for a romance and little set up for a suspense or mystery storyline. So far, really bored. Debating about continuing.

Really, really slow and boring start to a book. It's really hard to force myself to read.

Chose this as I've been to Ketchikan (typical Alaskan vacation), but the book isn't really bringing the area to life, or at least yet. The h is already too naive and irritating for my taste in characters.

Very boring so far...a lot of cliche...I find Annie annoying versus interesting.

"Death is a song with a million melodies that always ends on the same discordant note.

Sydney Parnell is one of my favorite series leads and I'm already pulled into this story.

Well written but...jumps back and forth between multiple time lines and different sets of people living at Rawlingswood. So far it's pretty boring.

Not sure how this book is supposed to be enjoyable. It's just contentious dialogue. It's not fun, it's not interesting and it's just a frustrating read.

Only page 18, and already I can't stand the woe is me pitiful lead character. Can she be any more stupid and pathetic?

Debating about DNF, don't care for any of the characters and the main character does more pontificating than anything else. Not much happening from a plot standpoint.

Is this ever going to end? I'm bored to tears through most of this book/series and now that I'm getting close to the end, I'm still struggling.

It's taken a day to read 33 pages as I keep putting it down and doing something else. So far Bailey's hiding out seems both ridiculously done and very contrived.

This is the ending? After all that? Disappointed!!

Wow, having a hard time getting back into this story. Angel has a flashback (character development) but to me she just looked stupid having no clue about her financial situation. Yes, her husband was a jerk, but her lack of involvement with their situation allowed a lot of his actions.

I was enjoying this but as they cross the ice in their escape, the pace of the story slowed dramatically and the romantic aspects became too many. Skimmed some of this...I got it after a few pages.

Struggling as the further I get, the less I like Alice. She has no idea how long she's sleeping with some guy (not Cap) and doesn't communicate she's gone. Female version of manwhore? Plus when Cap gets called Mr. Alice it isn't funny or silly; it just shows how pathetic he is.

It feels like Cap has been created to follow Vega around like a whipped puppy hoping for a crumb. I think he's supposed to make her appear desirable and smart, but it doesn't work. It just makes him look rather pathetic.

This feels so contrived and drawn out, I have put my kindle down so many times and can barely finish.

A lot of assumptions on how quick the media follow them around and announce to Hershel all their details. Doesn't feel realistic. Plus I can't buy into how Jo got assigned in the first place.

From a 2nd chance romance it's pretty blah. They don't talk for 3 years and within 24 hours on the job together they have a conversation and voila they're interested in a relationship with each other.

Just starting but couldn't help but be pulled out of the story when they send in Jo, using latest technology, to track someone who's living off the grid. Plus the Director of the FBI asks if she minds working with ex- husband. Can you imagine someone like Director Comey even knowing this? Where's her ASAC or SAC?

Finished Part One and found it slow, plodding and none of the characters were interesting. Hope Part Two picks up but I'm not holding my breath.

In an attempt to keep everyone and everything secretive, the author has created a convoluted plot line and lots of irritating characters. The book jumps back and forth so much that a number of times I haven't realized the scene has changed because transitions are poorly done. It's really hard to be vested in this story.

Slow and the writing style comes off as dry and boring. Hasn't pulled me in at all.

My first reaction is Connie is pretty stupid and not a character I want to read about.

I love Wilco, the lead dog, but he hasn't had much action. And it may be bad of me, but I'm tired of characters that seem to be defined by their addictions. It seems most of this book is about her needing a drink or slipping and drinking.

It's tough reading when the lead character seems like a bumbling idiot who just falls into situations. Kind of earns the TSTL usually attributed to female characters.

A couple of negatives: 1st POV and every single occurrence requires some tie in to his past which just seems like filler. And in 1st POV, it's like listening to someone ramble on and instead of getting to the point.