Book two in the Kit O’Malley series
Private Investigator, Kit O’Malley, finds herself once again
up to her eyeballs in what appears to be a straight forward investigation. In
the beginning, television presenter, Rebecca Jones, hires Kit to investigate who
is sending her a spate of threatening poison pen letters. But as Kit’s
investigation gets underway, she finds that there are other factors worming
their way into her investigation. Looking out for Rebecca and keeping her safe
and able to go on air simply isn’t enough. Kit is besieged by one person after
another requiring her services. Soon Kit is knee deep in cases, including those
thrown up by the vilest criminals she’s ever had the misfortune to meet. Murder,
sexual misdeeds, kidnapping. money laundering, political misdemeanours are just
some of the things Kit encounters.
Will Kit be able to sort out each case or will it all be too
much?
Amongst all the confusion, Alex Cazenove, Kit’s love interest,
breezes back into Kit’s life. How can Kit possibly think of love amidst all the
murder and mayhem?
Another well written and exciting book that follows directly
on from Blood Guilt. Both books are standalones and can be read entirely
separately. The one thing I especially liked about this book is that I didn’t
have endless pages of repeated ‘catch up’ dialogue from the first book. It
wasn’t needed. Personally, I would recommend you read Blood Guilt for the
excellent story it is. No point in missing out.
This second book was even more exciting than the first. The
many twists, turns, ups and downs kept me feverishly turning the pages until the
end. It’s quite a long action packed book and I had a job to put it down.
There is one mystery after another and I was kept guessing at
the ending. I never did figure it out. I liked the light heartedness and the
humor in the book too between the characters. They interact so well together.
If you are looking for a good intriguing, gruesome, mystery
murder, with a nice romance entwined that doesn’t over power the story, with
believable characters, in my opinion, you’ll enjoy this book.
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