Review: A Few Good Fish by Amy Lane
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Book Info
Released: August 28, 2018
Genre: LGBT
Series: Fish Out of Water #3
Published by Dreamspinner Press
Pages: 290
Format: eARC
“I’ve been a fan of Amy Lane’s writing for a long time, but find that she excels at writing the sweet and sentimental scenes better. ”
~ Under the Covers
I’ve been procrastinating on this book for a very long time. But when friends recommended this series to me, I knew that I had to give it a try. The first couple of books weren’t enough to hook me into the series, which was why I was a little hesitant to jump into the third one. But unfortunately, I didn’t fall in love with it as much as my friends have.
I’ve been a fan of Amy Lane’s writing for a long time, but find that she excels at writing the sweet and sentimental scenes better. With this action and suspense series though, I just didn’t feel the real spark and still prefer her other stories.
I don’t know if that’s because I didn’t connect as much with the characters or something else, but this book took me a lot longer than I thought it would take me.
Nevertheless, I don’t doubt that Amy Lane is a good author. This series just wasn’t my favorite of hers.
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About Amy Lane
Amy Lane dodges an EDJ, mothers four children, and writes the occasional book. She, her brood, and her beloved mate, Mack, live in a crumbling mortgage in Citrus Heights, California, which is riddled with spiders, cats, and more than its share of fancy and weirdness. Feel free to visit her at www.greenshill.com orwww.writerslane.blogspot.com, where she will ride the buzz of receiving your e-mail until her head swells and she can no longer leave the house.
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You did better than me. If I didn’t connect after book 2, I would’ve stopped.
I didn’t realize these were more romantic suspenses. I do like the way she writes a sweet-style romance though good to know this is something different.
Great review annie! Cute cover! Shared on my socials!!??
Thanks for the review Annie
Thanks for the review, I have the first few books on my TBR pile.