It was a good mystery, but it should have been longer.

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Had a difficult time with the story. Did not seem to be very realistic, especially with taking the baby along. Although, the suspense was good.

I am afraid what started out as a good story became a little too far fetched. For example, she had no way of knowing whether or not the baby would actually throw the rattle or where it would land. Also, what guarantee did she have that the man she wanted to kill would follow her like that? And, to me, a loving mother and father would not risk the life of their own child. Does anyone else agree? Or am I being too critical?

The story line was pretty interesting, but I found it a little warped that she would allow her baby to see such a terrible thing. It had an interesting twist at the end. I never suspected it would turn out like that.

What book are you all speaking of? I'm afraid I must break in my own romance favorite. Lousia May Alcott's 'blood and thunder' novels are very interesting. I enjoyed 'A Long Fatal Love Chase' and 'A Marble Woman', and I'm beginning 'Behind a Mask' and 'Pauline's Passion and Punishment'. I suggest you all read them, they are so deep, dark, elusive, erotic, they are truly something to spend your time on.

I am looking for away to gain access to romntic mysterys and true crime mystery's. I need help, can't seem to get it on my own?

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What seems to be the problem?

Anyone looking for a new romance/mystery with a splash of suspence too? A quick review for you: What happens when you suddenly realize that you loved someone in another life, a realization that leads to the inescapable conclusion that if you are here now, he or she must be as well? How would you go about finding this long-lost-love among the teeming billions of people on Earth?

On a number of occasions I have described the mystery as the 'Modern Morality play'. Where is the modern morality play without romance? Love makes us do selfless things, silly things. And I wouldn't have a mystery any other way.

HUD

I recommend Jane Rubino's mysteries for the wonderful relationship that begins in the first book and continues through the third (and I hope the next- and I hope the next is soon!) Cat Austen is smart and a little wary of romance and Lt. Victor Cardenas is really the perfect man, somber on the outside but with a dry sense of humor and a romantic streak. Yet the romance never interferes with the suspense or the plot.

I thought that these books had great meaning to it, and it can make people realize many things in life especially their problems with their soulmates. Arianna Resendiz agrees with me she says that these books should never be taken

I don't understand... I like to read, the books were really good, but they could have been better