Reviews for The Face of Deception (Eve Duncan Series #1)

The average rating for The Face of Deception (Eve Duncan Series #1) based on 2 reviews is 2.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2017-03-09 00:00:00 Kathy Tracy Good series! lovely storyline with a decent mystery,very suspenseful and it involves awesome characters that was also well written (paperback!)

Review # 2 was written on 2012-08-17 00:00:00 Kenneth Maksimchuk This is the laziest book I think I've ever read. The characters are dull and unbelievable, so it is next to impossible to establish a connection with them. I didn't find any of them likable, least of all Eve Duncan, a stereotypical 'strong' woman who overcomes so much. The plot might have been interesting if it were more realistic. I don't imagine a powerful man like Logan would give the reins of his hard work and devotion to Eve, who admits in the beginning to her disinterest in politics. The dialogue is difficult to read because the author does not help to identify who is talking at once. My biggest peeve was the unimaginative way that she gives the reader information, such as how a DNA test is done. This book might be an okay read for someone who never reads and would like something simple and put-downable. However, for a person like me, an avid reader who wants to be within the story, avoid this book.