Suspect by Jasmine Cresswell

Suspect Reviews

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  Ashlyn

  This book was genuinely painful for me to read. 0 to 150 in 3 seconds kind of romances are not my jam
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  Georgiann Hennelly

  Ron Raven has played the loving family man for 25 years to two different families so when the Multi millionarie businessman Sudden goes missing, his deception is revealed. Liam Raven knew about his fathers bigamy but kept his secret. Liam is aattorney who specilzes in divorce cases so when Chloe is accused of murdering her husband a popular denver mayor he makes an exception and takes her case. Her husband knew Liams father and lies and treachery begin coming out of the woodwork all leading back to Liams father
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  Lori Henrich

  Not sure if I liked this one or not - it was one of the books that Dee had and kept most of them so I could read them. This is a sequel and the constant reference to the past was kind of annoying, but at least it was enough info so that you could kind of get the gist of what was going on. It was a good plot line in spite of the past references. Anyway I was glad that I read it, but this will be a library donation.
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  T.M. Carper

  A good middle book. I still like "Missing" more than "Suspect" but eh. Poor Chloe--first she's trapped in a loveless marriage, then her husband is killed, and then she has to deal with the media storm and the real father of her daughter.
  
  
  
  A good suspense novel and I'm looking forward to "Payback". "Suspect" deals more with Liam Raven handling his own life and trying to avoid being like his father.
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  Sara

  Part II in a series about the aftermath of a bigamist father's disappearance and death... son from wife #1 has to figure out who killed the mayor of Denver before his widow is tried and convicted. Brother-in-law from wife #2 manages to get involved and muck things up for everyone.
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  Melissa

  See Payback (final installment) for my comments.
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  Jill

  I would have liked a little more wrap-up at the end, but overall, I liked catching up with the characters again.
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  Andrea

  This is romantic/suspense.. .more toward to suspense. It's ok-ok. I will not reread it again or read other books by that authour. I don't feel so drawn in the book. It's just a story. So...
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  Mary Frette

  GOOD
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  Jenny Mandeville

  I like this trilogy and how each book is about a different family member.
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  Starla

  Great book! Hard to put down. All the characters were very believable, as was the storyline. Anxious to read the third book in this trilogy.
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  Deckle Pages

  Enjoyed, somewhat slow in spots. I would consider this a light read, but not a cozy book.
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  Tammy Pickens

  This 2nd book of the "Raven" series was even better than the first one.
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  Patt

  This second book in the series concentrates on Liam Raven, son of the bigamist from the first book. Liam is called on to defend the wife of the slain mayor of Denver, but ends up falling in love.
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  Roxann

  The killer wasn't hard to figure out but it was still interesting to read how she got the characters there.
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  Anke

  Leest net als het eerste deel lekker weg. Gelijk verder in het derde deel.
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  Glenda

  The book did not meet the hype. The link between Paul Fairfax and Liam Raven was reached to quickly. I felt like something was missing in this book, but I can't finger it.
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  Sherri

  It was good, but Kind of struggled through it. Figured out "whodunnit" pretty quickly.
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  Karsyn

  Yup, read it before. it was fine, didn't blow me away or anything.