"Crash and Burn" by Lisa Gardner

Crash and Burn by Lisa Gardner starts off with Nicole Frank getting into a car accident. When the police come, she tells them her daughter is missing.  They cannot find her and the police dogs cannot track her, what now?  Her husband shows up and tells the police that his wife suffers from a mental illness and cannot be trusted in anything she says.  But, can he be trusted?

This is a fantastic read!  Lisa Gardner is always good and this novel is no exception!  As you read this book, what you think you know, you do not.  Trust me.  It's filled with so many twists and turns your head will spin!  LOVED IT!
(Gerard's review, 5++ stars)

Crash and Burn by Lisa Gardner is a fascinating and intriguing mystery about a police investigation of an DWI accident that finds them trying to solve a 30-year-old mystery.  Nancy Frank suffers from PTSD and mental confusion from three concussions.  Her husband is supportive of her, or is he?  Can she trust him?  Who is Vero? There are so many questions that come up along the way and when you think you know something, it turns out different from what you thought with all the twists in this book.  It certainly kept my interest all the way through and is a wild read.  I can’t really go into detail because I don’t want to give you ruin the surprises for you.  

(Karen's review, 4 stars)

 


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Teaser Tuesdays: 3 For You Today

Gerard's:
  
And as sleep wafted over from the continent of her body, warm and unlimited beside him, he dreamed of the amethyst striking his forehead again and again of his own candy-apple blood on his hands, and of the boy repeating that revelatory, heart-stopping sentence--Nothing can really hurt you, Will--as if it all had something to teach him, as if it were something he ought to try again.

From page 15 of If I Fall, If I Die by Michael Christie.

Without pausing to look back, she raced past the end of her bed even as she heard him coming after her, praying the wound she'd caused would slow her attacker down enough so that she could get out.  Alive.

From page 67 of Hush by Karen Robards.  (click link to see both our review, we both loved this one!)

Karen's: 

"I know the lumpectomy isn't a big deal, but what if you have to do chemo again?  I graduate in three months and I thought we were going to finally start trying for a"--he clears his throat and looks at me--"a baby."

From page 43 of Before I Go by Colleen Oakley. (Click link to see our reviews--Gerard Liked it, I did not!)

Teaser Tuesdays is a weekly bookish meme, hosted by MizB of Should  Be Reading. Anyone can play along, so I thought  I  would play for fun! Just pick two sentences from the book you are reading.


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"Hush" by Karen Robards has Action, Suspense and Romance--We Both Loved It!

Hush by Karen Robards is an exciting read that I didn't want to put down.  George, Riley's ex-father-in-law, scammed lots of people, including some very dangerous men, out of a lot of money.  George is arrested but the money is missing.  He says it's all gone but the FBI, CIA and the other people he scammed do not believe him.  Also, the guys who worked with George want to get it too.  Riley has four near-death experiences because she knows where the money is but Finn manages to protect her.

This is an excellent novel filled with suspense, action, lies and a developing hot romance.  I really enjoyed the cat and mouse game Riley and Finn played with each other throughout the book.  The author did a great job mixing suspense and romance for a great read!  I'll be looking up more of her books for sure.
(Karen's review, 5 stars)

Gerard's review, 5++ stars):
This novel tells the story of Riley.  Her ex-husband is dead by what looks like a suicide, but Riley believes he was murdered.  His billionaire father concocted a financial fraud and is in jail, but the money he was able to get is out there somewhere and everyone wants it!  Riley is in great danger and the CIA has assigned agent Finn to recover the money.  Can Riley trust Finn and what secret is Riley keeping?  This is a really great book with good action which kept me turning pages.  I LOVED IT!

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"If I Fall, If I Die" by Michael Christie

If I Fall, If I Die by Michael Christie is about a young boy named Will.  His mom suffers from an illness and keeps Will inside at all cost.  But when Will meets someone at school, he decides to rebel.  The first half of this book is very, very good and kept me turning pages.  However, the second half of the book, not so much.  Overall, I enjoyed it!  Give it a chance and let me know what you think.
(Gerard's review, 4.5 stars)

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We Both Liked "Cold, Cold Heart" by Tami Hoag, She Does It Again!

In Cold, Cold Heart by Tami Hoag, Dana gets away from a serial killer by killing him which got me hooked right from the start.  After spending a year in the hospital trying recover from what he did to her, she returns home, hoping to get some of her memory back.  Unfortunately, home proves not to be a safe haven and thoughts of how her best friend died haunt her.

You can never go wrong with a Tami Hoag book, and this one is no exception.  I LOVED it and always wanted to return to it to read more.  It has a great story line, even includes a dog which I loved as well as a good ending.
(Gerard's review, 5++ stars)

Cold, Cold Heart by Tami Hoag is an unusual thriller in that the majority of the book deals with Dana trying to solve the mystery of her best friend's disappearance that happened seven years ago which makes the killer nervous.  Dana was a beautiful news anchor on TV until she was abducted by a serial killer who she managed to kill, but escaped with lots of side effects from her trauma including brain damage. 

I liked this book and agreed with its message, although it was somewhat redundant:  "Anyone could be a killer under the right circumstances" and "Where there's life, there's hope."  At the beginning, I'm wondering where the big mystery is since Dana kills the serial killer.    This book kept me guessing who killed Casey until near the end.  I really liked John who was nice to the stray dog who became his best friend.  Although there were several murders in this book, it is not full of gruesome details.  Mostly it's all about Dana trying to remember and putting together the pieces to find out what happened to her best friend with only a little action. 
(Karen's review, 5 stars)

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