Thursday, July 12, 2012

Burning Lies-Review

I had to have a breather after finishing reading Burning Lies before I could even contemplate writing a review. I must stress that all reviews I do on good reads, and my blog are purely from a reader's perspective, not from a writer. Although the editing was superb which impressed me.

Ms. Young is outdoing herself on this third novel, Burning Lies. I loved book number one, Border Watch, which is now Wings of Fear, and Shattered Sky. Then comes along Burning Lies where she completely immersed me with such suspense I was left breathless.

Burning Lies begins with the life of Kaitlyn Scott as she seeks the truth behinds her husband's death. She uncovers a mastermind that will stop at nothing to keep his past a secret.  Burning Lies explodes into such a dramatic, suspenseful novel and outdid any other suspense novel I have read this year.

It also had a degree of romance that was just enough to satisfy the romantic suspense reader. I think it had more romance/passion than her former two novels.

Without giving away the story, which I find difficult not to run around telling everyone what happens in the story, I was with Kaitlyn, her son Dan, her mother Julia, and the hunky hero Ryan, it has tragedy, love, and certainly kept me reading until the end in two sittings. I wanted to read it in one sitting, but at three in the morning, well sleep deprivation got the best of me.

Absolutely loved it. I think you will too if you read Romantic Suspense. Check it out.
http://www.heleneyoung.com/  Congratulations Helene. I'm still breathless, and something is lodged in my throat. I'm still there with Kaitie and Ryan. Do they have any children? lol

Update.

The flu is done and dusted. Almost two weeks. Phew, and not a lot of writing done. I'm making up for it this week and my next novel is c...