Reviews for Cold Feet

The average rating for Cold Feet based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2019-02-02 00:00:00 Fitatsd Linas 2.5 Mediocre Stars The GR rating system is so unfair. If I follow the GR rating guidelines, this book will get only two stars from me because 'it was ok'. Or just one star because I didn't like it. The problem is, most of the books on my 'read' shelf would get only one or two stars if I followed that rule. Because, let's be honest, most of them were either only okay for me or I didn't like them. Granted, I didn't like this book but I did finish it. It held my interest till the very end and kept me questioning ever character. I really wanted to know who the killer was. Sadly, when I did find out their identitity, I laughed my ass off. I mean, really? On top of that, the book lacks depth, the characters are superficial and bland, the story is implausible at times, the romantic aspect is boring, the ending is a bit stupid. The whole book is somehow...anemic. I can't rate it two stars, though. I used the two-star rating for some really bad books in the past which I did not hate and therefore couldn't 'award' with only one star as GR suggests.

Review # 2 was written on 2018-06-16 00:00:00 Chet Nesley Ex-cop and now true crime writer, Caleb Trovato, returns to Seattle after his ex-wife persuades him to come and find her missing sister. Once there, clues seem to point to the Sandpoint Strangler but he died years before when he took his own life. Or so the police believed. His daughter, Madison Lieberman, always believed in her father's innocence but when she finds a box in the crawlspace of her parents home she begins to question her beliefs. Madison is a divorcee with a young daughter and needs to rent out the carriage house on her property to bring in some extra income. Caleb rents the house from her sure that she knows more than she has revealed. But he didn't expect to be attracted to her. I have read Brenda Novak before and I like her romantic suspense books. Cold Feet was a good one too. I did not see that coming! I never suspected the killer was who it was. Anyway, good book!