Kindred In Death
Registered by 
Bkind2books
of Clarksville, Tennessee USA on 3/8/2011
This Book is Currently in the Wild!
Bkind2books of Clarksville, Tennessee USA on 3/8/2011 This Book is Currently in the Wild!
3 journalers for this copy...
Very good Eve Dallas mystery - here the daughter of a NYPSD captain is found brutally raped and murdered in her home. Lots of action and suspense.
Adding to Loriped's Romance bookbox
Received home in Mom's Recent Romance Book Box. Will be passing this along in another book box I'm sending out next month as mom has already read this one. Thanks for participating.
Adding to Aramena's Misc. Book Box.
Taking out of aramena's misc bookbox
Usually when reading books which are part of a larger series, the book itself stands alone and I don't necessarily feel like I am missing something by not having read the other books in the series.
With Kindred in Death, I couldn't connect with any of the characters. They all had established relationships and I felt like I couldn't break into the inner circle. I realize in every book you read, all the characters have history and established relationships prior to the reader picking up the book to read. I just felt with this book there was a wall I couldn't break through to feel engaged with any of the characters.
The story itself - the murder and rape of a NYPSD and the process in which the team went through to solve the crime was a great storyline. Some of it was predicable, but in the end, the story was told well and at times kept me guessing. However, not feeling connected to any of the characters made my overall experience with the book somewhat mediocre.
With Kindred in Death, I couldn't connect with any of the characters. They all had established relationships and I felt like I couldn't break into the inner circle. I realize in every book you read, all the characters have history and established relationships prior to the reader picking up the book to read. I just felt with this book there was a wall I couldn't break through to feel engaged with any of the characters.
The story itself - the murder and rape of a NYPSD and the process in which the team went through to solve the crime was a great storyline. Some of it was predicable, but in the end, the story was told well and at times kept me guessing. However, not feeling connected to any of the characters made my overall experience with the book somewhat mediocre.
Journal Entry 7 by Aberpeter at Rolling Hills Free Library in Renton, Washington USA on Tuesday, February 15, 2022
Released 2 yrs ago (2/15/2022 UTC) at Rolling Hills Free Library in Renton, Washington USA
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