L.J. Hayward
Author of Where Death Meets the Devil
L.J. Hayward is L. J. Hayward (1). For other authors named L. J. Hayward, see the disambiguation page.
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- Canonical name
- Hayward, L.J.
- Gender
- female
- Nationality
- Australia
- Places of residence
- Southern Queensland, Australia
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- author
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3.5 stars
The story between Jack and Ethan is still exciting, and the plot of the case in this book is good, but as I have been saying in more than one review, resorting to the crazy villain to explain a case is something that has me tired enough; and, in this series, is particularly disappointing.
Please, I'm not saying that the book isn't worth the read, at all; because it is. Even more, I intend to read the third book as soon as it is released.
Besides... Ping ??
Goddamnit! When??… (more)
The story between Jack and Ethan is still exciting, and the plot of the case in this book is good, but as I have been saying in more than one review,
Please, I'm not saying that the book isn't worth the read, at all; because it is. Even more, I intend to read the third book as soon as it is released.
Besides... Ping ??
Goddamnit! When??… (more)
3.5 stars
The best is the final, predictable but adorable.
The rhythm is irregular; at times, I had the urge to skim, although I managed to contain it. A more frugal prose would have helped.
The handler and his change of heart constitute a weak point in the plot. Either the choice of such a person as a handler is a structural error, or his change of heart is implausible.
The best is the final, predictable but adorable.
The rhythm is irregular; at times, I had the urge to skim, although I managed to contain it. A more frugal prose would have helped.
The handler and his change of heart constitute a weak point in the plot. Either the choice of such a person as a handler is a structural error, or his change of heart is implausible.
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I expected another thing. Nothing new here, excepting the stuff about Dejana that doesn't seem to contribute anything to the main story. Dedicating a whole book to a different point of view for events already told in the previous instance, did nothing but disappoint me a little. The only matter about I want to know is how the story continues after THAT ping