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This tenth volume in the Arcane Society series finally gets us up close and personal with Fallon Jones, head of the J&J investigative agency. Fallon is a chaos theory talent — he sees order in chaos, connections where none seem to exist, and some think that makes him a bit of a conspiracy nut. But in Scargail Cove, we’ll find real conspiracy nuts, not to mention real conspiracies. <\/p>\n
If you’ve been reading arcane (written under Amanda Quick for historical, Jayne Ann Krentz for modern, and Jaynce Castle for future) then you pretty much know the drill here. Two psychics experience a heated physical and paraphysical reaction to one another and they solve some kind of mystery. <\/p>\n
On the suspense\/mystery front, this is a cozy, familiar read. It had just the right amount of danger, the ending wasn’t obvious, and it was well-written.<\/p>\n
As far as the heated connection between the two characters…well, did you notice I didn’t file this review under romance? I have to, because if I did, I wouldn’t be able to rate it very highly. There’s just no romantic tension in these stories. The powerful, up-front, and very obvious psychic drama doesn’t leave any room for doubts, and in this case, even foreplay. <\/p>\n
So don’t read this as a romance. It’s a paranormal mystery\/suspense with a couple who hooks up. That’s what you’re getting. And that’s what’s well done.<\/p>\n
Rating: 4\/5<\/p>\n
Title: In Too Deep
\nAuthor: Jayne Ann Krentz
\nGenre: Paranormal Suspense
\nISBN: 0399157026
\nPublication Date: December 28, 2010<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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