by Diane Adams, RJ Scott
I really disliked Joe. He didn't come across as sympathetic, unlike the second book. He treated Nick terribly through the whole book and, by about halfway through the story, I was hoping Nick would just move on. I get that he was grieving but some people are just assholes.
Maybe it's just that it's been so long since I read the other books in the series that I forgot a few important details, but I just didn't click with this book.Joe is mourning the death of his wife and unborn son when he is told by his best friend/former lover Nick that they were actually murdered (...
My favorite of the series, it packed a punch and was exciting making it hard to to put down.
3.5 stars
4 HeartsFirst published at MM Good Book Reviewshttp://mmgoodbookreviews.wordpress.com/2012/09/29/splintered-lies-by-diane-adams-and-rj-scott/This story is part of a series and I recommend they be read in order. Joe is still grieving the loss of his wife and unborn baby when he is told new informatio...
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