Amy and Jed are just friends. But when they travel to a Pacific island to solve Amy's boyfriend's murder, she fears that Jed's dark secret may be h...
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Sep 28, 2010
Jane
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Readable, but not recommended. Nothing surprised, delighted me or held my interest.
I bought this book after reading All Night Long, hoping for something similar. The two books are very different. All Night Long was published in 2005 and had me laughing out loud many times due to wonderfully creative dialogue. A Coral Kiss was published 18 years earlier in 1987. The dialogue was ordinary. There was nothing witty or fun about it. The plot was ok, kind of predictable, nothing spe More...
I bought this book after reading All Night Long, hoping for something similar. The two books are very different. All Night Long was published in 2005 and had me laughing out loud many times due to wonderfully creative dialogue. A Coral Kiss was published 18 years earlier in 1987. The dialogue was ordinary. There was nothing witty or fun about it. The plot was ok, kind of predictable, nothing spe More...
Jan 09, 2011
Janette
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HE FULFILLED HER MOST SENSUAL DREAMS, BUT COULD HE SAVE HER FROM HER MOST TERRIFYING NIGHTMARES?
For months Amy Slater had been pushing Jed away...at the same time her heart demanded she pull him close. She knew so little about him, except that his laughter came as easily as the dark silences which masked his handsome face with suppressed fury and unspoken pain. And Amy had reason not to trust any man since the scuba-diving incident in the South Pacific left her a woman haunted by a h More...
For months Amy Slater had been pushing Jed away...at the same time her heart demanded she pull him close. She knew so little about him, except that his laughter came as easily as the dark silences which masked his handsome face with suppressed fury and unspoken pain. And Amy had reason not to trust any man since the scuba-diving incident in the South Pacific left her a woman haunted by a h More...
Jun 28, 2010
Maria
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Being a scuba diver myself, I like the diving descriptions, although I have never and don't plan to ever cave-dive. Although I re-read this book faithfully along with the rest of her books, I find it a bit slower than most of Ms. Krentz's books. I'm not sure why. There is plenty of action, the characters are good, and the dialogue reasonable. Nevertheless I seem to plod through this one when I re-read it, possibly because there are more sex scenes than is her norm, most of which I skip.
May 21, 2008
Barbara
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Read this when in first came out in 1987 and I go back and re-read it every couple of years. It hasn't lost its punch. Typical Krentz: feisty heroine, great hero, mystery, romance, and this time an exotic locale. I've read all of this author's books (under all her names: Krentz, Castle, James, Glass, Taylor and Quick) and this is one of my favorites.
Apr 27, 2008
Jocelyn
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This novel is nicely paced and the characters are well drawn, but I never entirely bought it that the male protagonist was attracted to the female protagonist, personality-wise.
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