Reviews for Play with fire

The average rating for Play with fire based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2017-06-16 00:00:00 Jerry McClellan This was a book without a clever twist in sight. Yet it was qualified enough to engage my mind. I'm sure there are people who dislike the book. Or adore it. I give it 3 stars because there are some boring bits in the book. I don't remember the entire cast of characters in this book, because I gave reading it a break at one point. I think the background of science vs religion was something that needs to happen only once in this series. The murder of a nude man in nightmarish conditions is difficult to write about. Not because it's hard, but because it requires talent of the type that needs to be just right enough not to look artificial. A bash on the head resulting in death is a cozy mystery. A book like this is what? I don't really know.

Review # 2 was written on 2017-07-30 00:00:00 Edmond Osborn Kate finds herself a body and so it begins. Her body magnet is working strong to find this one it's way out in the...... Meanwhile, she is hired into service by a young child looking for his father. His grandfather is a righteous religious holier than all type preacher, with some extreme dangerous ideals. Kate is stuck in the middle of this zealot filled town and her need to solve these mysteries. I loved this one, the way Kate and Co. dealt with the zealots was fantastic. Organized religion, oy it can be the cause so much trouble. Her friends, co workers and Mutt are wonderful to spend time with. The place Ms. Stabenow takes us in Alaska are always a treat I feel like I'm getting to know the state while reading this series. On to book #6