Review: Almost as good as the first
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 21, 2013
Add in a new hero and the group from the first in this series and you get an international mystery/romance.The hero, Chauncey, is developed rather well. The motivations for his actions seem well based, although a couple of procedural decisions weren't realistic. The heroine, although also in the first in the series, still remained a bit uncertain with her family and childhood undisclosed.Romance plays a role again, although it was usurped quickly with sex. Too much detail and not enough mystery and deferred desire for my taste.The book switches between viewpoints of the main characters, allowing for greater insight into thrifts and hopes than would otherwise be available. The supporting roles are balanced on both sides of "the pond".Near the end of the book some additional proof reading would have been good, but it did not greatly detect from the story.I'm looking forward to the next instalment and hoping that romaine once again troops over sex.