by Caroline Mitchell
I had hoped this book would be better than the first one, and in the beginning it actually looked like it would with a tarot reading man called the Raven whose predictions about deaths seems to come true. But after a while I just felt that the story started to drag. The chapters shift between Jen...
Time to Die is a real thriller of a book and the supernatural aspects of it will have you on the edge of your seat throughout! This is the second book in the series about psychic detective Jennifer Knight, but it’s the first one I’ve read and it works perfectly well as a standalone. Jennifer is work...
I've always felt very uncomfortable with any form of fortune telling so was uneasy straightaway with Time to Die. Tarot Cards worry me more than any of them and they play a huge part in this novel. The Tarot Card reader Bert, is and has always been a loner. Unwanted as a child and also as an adult h...
Time to Die is a detective story with a paranormal aspect to it.Frank was my favourite character in Don’t Turn Around. I was fascinated by him. So I was curious what intriguing character may feature in Time to Die. Needless to say, I was really pleased when I started to read about Bert, as he helped...
Published by: Bookouture (24th September 2015) ISBN: 9781910751428 Source: Netgalley Rating: 5* Synopsis: He will predict your life… and your death. Don’t ever cross his palm with silver. He will reveal your most shameful secrets. He will predict your death. He is hiding a secret. He is hi...
This is a detective story with a twist - a police unit with psychic gifts. Someone is using Tarot cards to tell fortunes - do not pay the money - do not listen because the price is death. You do not want to come across The Raven, let alone hear what this very creepy character has to say. Jennifer Kn...
4 stars! #TimetoDie @Caroline_writes @BookoutureWell, this was my first book by Caroline Mitchell and while I won't say it was totally gripping, it did have its moments. And, yes there was a jaw dropping surprise at the end! I really liked the book and the villain in this book was more than just ...
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