L. J. Charles

I'm obviously in the mood for these as I'm sorely tempted to download the rest of the series while I'm on a roll. I likely won't (I've got waaay too many unread books at present and want to enjoy the anticipation)

We didn't really get to see much of Mitch this book (so boo for that) but Pierce is still around (very changeable indeed) and there's a mystery involved on top. I didn't enjoy this quite as much as A Touch of Ice. I don't know if it was that the first book so was refreshing when compared to some other things I've been making my way through lately.

Everly's 'touch' goes on the blink and it's never really explained why. This kind of bothered me. I'm hoping it's a set up for down the track. Still, it's good that it came back in time to get things moving along better. Although (being me) I do have to wonder if her 'touch' returned at that time so that certain 'bedroom activity options' had a legitimate reason to be explored. hmmm..… (más)

Psychometrics is the ability to relate associations from an object. Why not just from the fingertips? This paranormal story isolates one of the psychic's tools into a believable tale. Each character is so well-developed you can see and smell them. The action is on-going but always allows a period of reflection, so you don't become overloaded with the not-so-normal.

Romance, mystery and the out-of-the-normal are all the elements of a good story. Ms. Charles combines all these elements into a fast-paced read. Each time a new character is introduced the pace accelerates. By the end of the tale you are in a flat out run to the end.… (más)