I finished no time to die and it was enjoyable.
I knew Adrian was up to something in the deep end of fear but I still liked the story.

No Time to Die is really exciting and spooky. The story is set at a theatre camp which is an interesting change of setting from some paranormal books. It did get a little repetitive regarding the plot if you've read the first two Dark Secrets books. Nonetheless, it was a fantastic read.
The 4th book in this series was just as thrilling and is by far my favorite in the series. ( )

This book is accually two stories that are both very good. I absolutly love all of Elizabeth Chandler's books she has the perfect amount of romance to breath-taking mysterys! If you havn't read Dark secrets 1 you really should!!! ( )

I am really getting into these books!

In the first book, No Time to die, the reader see Jenny trying to figure out her sisters death. I enjoyed following Jenny learn things about her sister that she didn't know as well as figuring out what happen during her last days. Jenny went under a different name and played everyone like a guitar! She nosed around, ask questions, etc. It was really cool to find out who the killer was. But I would have never thought that it be something that happen so many years ago that brought trouble to Liza. It had a great twist and great mysterious to it.

In, The Deep End of Fear, the reader follows along with Kate after her fathers passes to find out what he was hiding. Again, the reader follows Kate trying to figure out what happen with the whole family fall out and what was being hidden. I must admit that this family was being used and abused. I really admired Kate. Just like Jenny, she was strong minded and looked for answers. No, she demanded them. She wanted to know what was happening right now!

In both books, the same element of a dark secret being hidden from the family for years comes back to haunt them. I like how both families were fueled by revenge to get back at someone who did have something to do with it but they didn't know. They were kids. I mean c'mon. You honestly expected them to pay for something they did when they were 3 yrs old. Old rich families come out of the dark to make them pay and in different ways that it was scary! ( )

This was a very interesting book with two stories taking place in the same town (Wisteria).
In No Time to Die, Jenny's sister is murdered at camp, and the police deemed the death a series of serial killing. But Jenny goes to the same camp as her sister, and finds out that her sister is contacting her for one reason--to find her sister's murderer.
In The Deep End of Fear, Kate takes a job as a tutor in the old place where she used to live, and where her best friend drowned. As she comes back, memories resurface and her departed best friend tries to "play" with her again--through the child Kate is tutoring. Along with the memories, comes a secret that Kate's parents hid from her when they escaped. ( )