Review: Very good story with editing problems
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 9, 2013
Jaden Skye's "Death by Desire", the fourth book in the Caribbean Murder series, finds detectives Cindy and Mattheus on the beautiful island of St. Barts to investigate the death of Tiffany O'Connell who is a twin sister to Rori, and also sister to Wynn O'Connell from a U.S. Senator's family.  The senator and his wife and children go to St. Barts every year to vacation on their yacht, but this year was special.  They were celebrating Tiffany's engagement to her fiancee, Tad.  It was after the engagement party that Tiffany's body had been found stabbed several times and left lying on the beach.  Her mother was beginning to unravel and her father had little patience with the mother.  Tad was beside himself with grief, and it was Christmas.In this mystery, Cindy and Mattheus have their work cut out for them as they tackle the search for who killed the senator's daughter.  There are many suspects in the story, including the Russian mob, and the detective team leave no stone unturned.This is a very enjoyable mystery that takes place in beautiful surroundings, but it is in need of editing very badly.  Tiffany's mother's name at the beginning of the book is Meryl, but by the end of the book it is Myrtle.  Missing words, extra words all make for interruptions in the flow of reading and enjoyment of the book.I gave this book 3 stars because of the editing problems, but without those it would have gotten 4.  I have enjoyed the first three books in this series and I hope the next one, "Murder by Deceit" is better edited.  The story, however, is good.