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I liked the plot, I hated Caitlin. She was rude, obstinate, and perversely contrary. The villain was a bit too obvious for me, but that might just be because I'm very familiar with the author's work. I could see her misdirects a mile away. So I like everything except Caitlin's behavior, really. And that's not a good thing, with her being the main character and all. Wouldn't recommend this one. Nothing about it is unique enough to put up with Caitlin.
The perfect story for a wet chilly morning.I feel like it’s a bit of a gamble when I pick up old (20+yrs) romance, or romance adjacent, books. How badly have they aged?…how dated will they feel? Thankfully this book was very engaging, and the dated technology and character stereotypes were mild in comparison to a lot of books I’ve reread from the late 90s-early 2000s. I enjoyed the premise, found the main characters quite engaging and easy to empathise with, and when it got down to the nitty gri...
2.5 Stars
Sharon Sala has been my go to author for over a decade. Snowfall was phenomenal and reminds me why I continue to gravitate to Ms. Sala every-time, I need that one book to pull me in. Caitlin and Mac are two opposites who truly are attracted to one another.Even their stubbornness can’t keep them from falling in love. Their passion explodes as they work tirelessly to try and find who is threatening to kill Caitlin. A perfect romance & murder mystery weaved together.
The killer wasn't who I thought. Was a surprise.
Another good book from Sharon Sala. This one should have gotten 3.5 stars.A writer is threatened by an unknown creep who appear to know everything about her.Her assistant, a lovable, interfering man who loves her and wants to match her up with his half brother, who is, according to her, a cave man, comes running when he is told that she's in danger.Snow keeps falling, as the two of them fall for each other.
Another good read by SS. I did figure out who the bad guy was about 50% in but it still had a ton of twists and turns that I didn't see coming.
I like the cover a lot, however, this is not a Christmas novel if that crossed your mind.The book is interesting, I enjoyed the read, and read till 3am this morning. This is my second attempt to read the book, but my aim was to read it and cross off my tbr shelf and I did. The story starts on gross crime taking place. The book is about a writer who writes as for her hobby, it isn't about the money, she could as well not write at all but simply life off her dad's money which was left to her after...
Caitlin was a writer and someone was writing her threatening notes She showed them to someone in the police department but he thought they were not a danger to her safety. Then one day while waiting for the light to change at the corner she felt someone put a hand in the small of her back and push her in front of a truck turning the corner. Her publisher called his brother a former police officer and now the owner of a security company to come and protect her.
Snowfall was my first Sharon Sala novel. I have seen her books around for a while, but just now picked one up. I really only read romance as a general rule, but I love intrigue, police/FBI stories, and people solving crimes. Ms. Sala wrote a well written, well thought out romantic crime story. Story was a little predictable, but I'm ok with that. I actually don't like it when the bad guy is the one person you never would have suspected, because then the writer perhaps didn't give you the clues y...
3.25 Stars. This is my first book by this author and for me something was missing. Though, I will say the last few chapters were shocking and suspenseful. I was wrong from the beginning on the identity of the serial killer. I like when a book catches me off guard. This one certainly did. The author went into great details on the murders and yet gave none on the sexy scenes. I honestly had to skip pages, as the gross details of the victims were more than I could take. The something missing was th...
