Reviews for Dead End

The average rating for Dead End based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-06-09 00:00:00 Robert Gray This is the fourth book in a series with a lot of returning characters. It is best to read the prior books and even with reading them back to back, some of the characters seem underdeveloped. I also had a hard time throughout this 4 book series to figure out exactly what department(s) within the FBI these characters worked for. I had a few problems at the beginning of the story with Annie and Dylan's relationship. He goes to her sister's wedding and she ignores him to spend the evening with her dead fiancé's family. And he's the jerk for getting pissed? She had no clue when he left because she totally ignored his presence. He may have said some things but her behavior was pretty bad and not recognized as such. It was hard to be pro them as a couple.

Review # 2 was written on 2008-05-04 00:00:00 Ross Pinky If you haven't read the first three books in Mariah Stewarts "DEAD" series--DEAD WRONG, DEAD CERTAIN, and DEAD EVEN--go pick up a copy today. Although not necessary to enjoy DEAD END, you'll get a much better feel for some of the main characters--plus just three really good reads--if you read the other books first. That said, DEAD END centers around Dr. Anne Marie McCall, an FBI profiler, and her new love, police Detective Evan Crosby. At a mutual friend's wedding, Evan is surprised over the jealousy he feels by how close Annie still is with the Shields family. Her fiancé, undercover agent Dylan Shields, was murdered two years ago during a covert op. The Shields family, with its many children all in FBI positions, is a close-knit one who still has a place for the memory of what Annie and Dylan were to each other. Evan, attempting to get over his jealousy but knowing that Annie will never be at peace until she knows what really happened to Dylan, suggests that they take one last look at the file on his death--hoping that maybe this one last shot might provide Annie with the closure she needs, and that a new set of eyes might come up with new leads in the investigation. What they uncover are more questions, missing files, and situations that prove more and more dangerous. Who was really the intended victim that night? Does the locale of Dylan's death have something to do with the current case Evan is working on? Why are members of the extended Shields family ending up in questioning situations? Ms. Stewart has written another winner. I'm sad to see the "DEAD" series end, but I was happy to see that with the release of DEAD END all the questions from the last three books were answered. A real winner, you won't want to miss this book. It's an excellent offering in the romantic suspense genre!