Review: Deborah Camp is MEAN!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 8, 2014
I decided to review this book because I remembered Deborah Camp from her Harlequin days. I had fond memories of her books, but I hadn’t read anything from Deborah for years. I DO NOT remember anything like Through His Eyes being written for Harlequin. WOW!! Trudi and Levi are a couple of extremely unique and complicated characters. Trudi has her own little quirks, like she drives a huge RV around with her chihuahua, Mouse. She was a fairly balanced woman though, for a woman who receives the thoughts of killers.Leviticus “Levi” Wolfe, however, is just a whole barrel full of ego, issues, and secrets. I thought I had kinda, sorta figured Levi out until Deborah Camp decided to drop a HUGE bomb on  my head at the very end. I gasped and cussed and threw things and called Deborah everything but the “Son of God.” Look at her author’s picture. Go ahead. Does she look evil to you? Ha, don’t be fooled. EVIL!!!The story behind Levi and Trudi was riveting, scary, complicated and extremely sexual. Lord, have mercy, Levi was quite the Lothario. Once again I do NOT remember this aspect in Deborah’s earlier books. I was surprised and greatly appreciative. This is NOT a Harlequin, this is not anything near a sweet book. This is a very, very adult book. This is also a fantastically written, absolutely nerve wracking, addictive, scream at the characters book. I enjoyed every new gray hair I received from Through His Eyes. I must admit, I have never, ever read anything like it. And I have definitely NEVER run across a character like Levi. I can only imagine that when he first appeared to Deborah, she might have sought professional help. Whew, big bag full of issues.I recommend this book, I heartily recommend this book, but I will warn you that you are going to get mad, This is in no way an easy book. It is dark, there is humor, and it did make me smile and chuckle. But Levi is going to make you say very, very bad words. I have already threatened to camp out on Deborah’s front yard if she is the least bit slow about getting the second book out. Oh, and there BETTER be a second book. Well done Deborah Camp, but your job is not yet complete. Write woman, write!