I read this one while I was on vacation in Italy - actually when I was one the way home - but I didn't love it. It didn't feel like the author really thought out her story line, and it also felt like she was working way too hard to make it work. There are two many disjointed parts - the family my...
This had a very intresting start. And I started thinking are you sure this is not fiction. Because I honestly thought that she had a doppleganger. Then Luca. Luca Luca Luca. He was hot and cold and confusing and irritatng. And everytime she kissed him I got mad. No violet you have to make them wo...
This book took me awhile to get into, but then I did I'll have to say it did throw me for a loop in what really happened. I won't go into details I'll leave reading to everyone who is reading it and let you figure things out. I'm not one to ruin books for other, you will have to read it to find o...
book was much better than the first. I was right when I said I thought the first book was just setting things up. Things took off right from where they left off and really got going in the investigation of Dans murder. I think it's actually quite fascinating what happens with this mystery. Totall...
This book was a definite improvement. I loved how the action is potrayed in this novel. There is a big revelation about Dan, which I have to say I did not at all saw coming. First thing that I loved was that there was a conclusion in this book, the mystery was solved, I know who killed Dan and le...
I can't believe it- Henderson manages to keep up the writing standard she set for herself for the first two books in the series. I was engaged to the point of staying up until eleven, reading by the light of my cell phone, to finish the book! Although my eyes were burning my the time I slept, it ...
Wow. This book was kinda twisted in the best possible way. And one that kept me turning the pages to find out if just what was insinuated was true. I once again loved reading about Italy. I loved reading about all the touristy things and how submersed they were in the culture. Sigh. Totall...
Lauren Henderson's outrageous heroine, sculptor Sam Jones, heads off to Manhattan in this one for a show featuring young British artists. Self-described as "Miss Marple crossed with weedkiller", Sam is not entirely at a loss when she finds herself yet again involved in a murder investigation. In ...