I won an e-book copy of this book through an internet
giveaway the author held and the following in my honest opinion.
While the basic premise for the book of a child looking
for the murderer of their parent(s) or wanting to clear their name with an underling
romance theme has been done before, I found the mix of elements [mystery, suspense,
and romance] for this book to be an intriguing read.
The book is riddled with secrets each of the characters
are keeping from one another. Crystal
and Ruby are sisters who have embarked on a life of crime in order to eventually
regain the lives they once had, they’re perpetually looking for evidence to
accomplish their goal.
My heart almost skipped a beat when Crystal gets
thrusted into a blind date with Kade, the detective who is investigating the
crimes she has committed with her sister. At the same time Kade is searching
for some way to forgive himself for the death of one of his former partners.
Paul, Kade’s new partner is engaged to marry Ruby,
Crystal’s sister; how’s that for a coincidence.
Ms. Cooper, in her book, seems to be peeling the
various layers of an onion which the storyline contains in the almost vivid
history of her characters as she brings them up to the present with the
emotions they’ve felt she has given her readers.
The interaction between Crystal and Kade is quite
intense at times, without having any real sexual scenes, which I feel wouldn’t
have added anything to the storyline; and am grateful for its elimination.
It is for the above I’m giving Stolen Hearts 5 STARS.
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