Review: Love, Mystery and Murder
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 25, 2013
This is a good book. It's not action packed, but there are scenes that give you a rush and the ending has a surprise you would never see coming.Olivia Gates and Will Green are an odd pair. Gates is a homicide detective, now living with her father and son in Texas, has a unhealthy, unsafe relationship in her past that gives her caution and determination and follows at her heels. Green, also with a past, seems too not to be able to outrun it. Although, the book is written in third person, I'm guessing this is the reason for the title.The story revolves their relationship with a murder mystery woven through it. I thought their relationship strange, the profess strong feelings for one another, yet they rarely touch, or laugh, or have private intimate moments. I don't mean necessarily "sexual" moments, as Olivia is a Christian with and is grounded in her beliefs, but those kinds of moments that are shared between two people in love. Still, this is not enough to take away from the well-written, well-developed story that is Darkness Knows Me.I enjoyed this book and would recommend it.