Review: Good story but needs an editor
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 17, 2013
"Death by Jealousy" is Jaden Skye's sixth book in the Caribbean Murder series.  Cindy and Mattheus, the detective team throughout the series, are off again on another case, this time to the Cayman Islands where a bride-to-be has disappeared the night before her wedding during a night dive in the ocean. The mother of the groom, Peter, frantically calls Cindy begging her and Mattheus to fly immediately to the Caymans to help in the search for the bride, Allie.  Cindy and Mattheus are still reeling after their last case during which Mattheus learned the fate of his missing wife, and it also hits close to home with Cindy.Death by Honeymoon (Book #1 in the Caribbean Murder Series)The story centers around the search for Allie and what was going on in her life that might have been factors in her disappearance.  During the investigation, Mattheus and Cindy are also on the outs from time to time as a handsome friend of the groom's family tries to wine and dine Cindy, and a beautiful wedding guest is attracted to Mattheus.As in all of the Caribbean Murder series books, I was kept reading because of the suspense of the story and interest in finding out whodunit.  The two characters of Cindy and Mattheus are people I always care about in the books.  Cindy's courage and integrity make her a character that I admire.The editing is still a problem with this author's books, though.  The last name of the groom's family starts out as McPherson, but a chapter or so later it turns into McPharlen and stays that way.  A host of other errors crop up, too, and I can't imagine a book that has been edited winding up with so many mistakes.  The story is good, but I can't give it more than three stars after six books with the same editing problems with no improvement.