Review: Good story that I enjoyed
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 30, 2013
I have enjoyed all five of Jaden Skye's Caribbean Murder Series novels, and had a nice surprise when I saw that number six is now available.  The fifth in the series, "Death by Deceit", really captured my attention from the beginning since Cindy and Mattheus are now a couple and are still an investigative team working together and getting even better at solving crimes in beautiful Caribbean locations.  I found this to be a page-turner, but editing problems often put my reading off-track momentarily.  A simple run through to correct missing words and wrong words would do the trick. However, I like the character, who is a proper young woman who thinks before she acts, is articulate and makes herself available to clients that she and Mattheus are helping.  She can also show restraint when others might not in dealing with the criminal element.Cindy and Mattheus moved in together in Grenada, but a side of Mattheus that Cindy had never seen surfaced, and a major argument sent Cindy back home, which is exactly where her meddling sister wants her to be.  Ann has Cindy's life planned out for her.  Not long after Cindy is home, she receives a phone call and without telling her sister, flies back to help Mattheus with a shocking case of murder that has him, as well as Cindy and Key West, FL, stunned.This is a "how-can-this-be?" story.  There is no easy solution to a situation and a crime that is at first unbelievable.  Mattheus and Cindy's world is turned upside down until they learn the truth that is as shocking as the crime itself."Murder by Deceit (#5)" is a page-turner that mystery lovers shouldn't miss and fans of the series just can't miss, either.  Highly recommended.