Don't Look Down: Samantha Jellicoe Series, Book 2
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Headlights blazing, a car slowed at the turn-off to the main house, hesitated, then accelerated down the road and into the dark again. Read the first page
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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I have read and enjoyed several Suzanne Enoch books but this one was awful. By page two it was clear she had done no research at all, I mean who would describe Devon as central England, has she even seen a map of the UK? As for the heroine picking a "large leafy elm branch", had she ever heard of Dutch Elm disease. There are no Elms in England.
After that to book was dull, the storyline was silly and the characters annoying. Really I could find nothing to recommend this book.
After that to book was dull, the storyline was silly and the characters annoying. Really I could find nothing to recommend this book.
11 of 21 people found the following review helpful
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Another great read from this author , this is the second book in the seriers and as good as the first,(firting with danger) that was the first of suzanne enoch's romantic suspence that I have read, but now am hooked on richard& sam's story.Sam does seem to have trouble staying out of TROUBLE .she does try hard not to find it.this time she ends up helping the police after her very first client in her new venture turns up dead the next day.still her (cat burgerling experience does come in handy)and richard is helping too.
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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Can't wait for the next one
16 Mar 2006
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I waited for this book to be available via my local library, for what seemed like forever, and just finished reading it. I loved this book so much, that I just purchased a copy from Amazon so I can read my own personal copy again and again.
I feel that this book better than `Flirting with Danger' - which I happened to like very much as well. `Don't Look Down' is a continuation of the first story, but you fall in love with Rick and Sam characters that much more and watch their relationship grow and mature. By the looks of it, Sam's trust is building and I have no doubt that their romance is heading in the right direction. Can't wait to see what Suzanne Enoch will have them do next.
Usually, the second book falls flat, but not this one. I'm looking forward to the next book in the series AND because I've like the first two so much, I'll purchase it instead of waiting...
I feel that this book better than `Flirting with Danger' - which I happened to like very much as well. `Don't Look Down' is a continuation of the first story, but you fall in love with Rick and Sam characters that much more and watch their relationship grow and mature. By the looks of it, Sam's trust is building and I have no doubt that their romance is heading in the right direction. Can't wait to see what Suzanne Enoch will have them do next.
Usually, the second book falls flat, but not this one. I'm looking forward to the next book in the series AND because I've like the first two so much, I'll purchase it instead of waiting...
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Great love story
17 April 2006
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I love Sam and Rick together! They remind me a little of Eve and Roarke (J.D. Robb's romantic couple). Sam is a bit like the tough cop that Eve is except that she isn't all legal about stuff and her upbringing, though not great, is WAY better than Eve's. And Sam is more up on literature and booklearning-type stuff than Eve. Richard is a lot like Roarke in that he's rich and strong and very capable and very in love. Unlike Roarke, Rick never was poor or on the wrong side of the law.
I loved reading this book. :)
I loved reading this book. :)
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Slow start but gets much better.
16 April 2006
Format:Mass Market Paperback
This book has more "sex" scenes than any Suzanne's historical romance books, and it's understandable why. However, all the way through half the book, I was still waiting for suspense to begin, and for action to start. The first book "Flirting With Danger" was more fast paced than this one. It's is still a great book, and the author does not disappoint with witty, funny dialogs, steamy bedroom (and not bedroom) sex scenes, suspence and action.
I was reluctant to even buy Suzanne's first contemporary title, but I'm so glad I gave her a chance. She is absolutely great at modern romance!
I was reluctant to even buy Suzanne's first contemporary title, but I'm so glad I gave her a chance. She is absolutely great at modern romance!
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