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Anonymous
Posted March 29, 2012
This was a fun fast pace read! I read the others and loved those! Not sure exactly what the person who left the one * prob was- I think they were just confused.
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Posted January 23, 2012
Kate's run from Alaska to Hawaii. She's scared and heartbroken and she barely steps foot outside. But as a shaman had predicted, she's got "bad spirits" and trouble finds her anyway. This time it's not the drug lord, rather it's some Hawiians bent on returning to the old ways. Old ways that include human sacrifice...
As always, Ms. Berkom delivers a well written enjoyable story that's impossible to put down. I just love Kate, she's always doing the unexpected and that's what keeps her alive.
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Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.Kate is in danger once again. This time, however, it's not what you think. Ms. Berkom has once again pulled me into the world of Kate Jones for mystery, danger, and the rush of knowing you're running for your life.
She surprises me, however, with the slight twist she threw into the is story. Although Salazar or his men didn't make an appearance in this story, Kate was still running for her life.
I can appreciate her descriptions of the beautiful surroundings in Hawaii, knowing she has recently visited this heaven on earth. Therefore, every sight, smell, and taste that she described, made me feel as if I were there with Kate.
But she threw me off the trail at the end, and I was not expecting the unexpected. The ultimate betrayal. I was blinded by her friend's kindness, up until the very end.
I cannot wait until the next Kate Jones story is released. These little books for me are very much a guilty pleasure and I have enjoyed each one immensely.
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Posted April 4, 2012
Enjoy all in this series. Well told!
Anonymous
Posted March 3, 2012
Seems to be part of a series, with no hints as to the titles of the preceding books. Very, very short. Boring and confusing.
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Posted July 31, 2011
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Overview
DEATH RITES is the third novella in the Kate Jones Thriller Series.When Kate has to leave Alaska (and Sam) behind, she runs to the last place she remembers feeling safe: the North Shore of Oahu. Against her better judgment, she re-establishes old connections, and soon faces a new problem in Alek, a gifted carver and avid surfer.
Then a brutal murder and theft of a priceless artifact from a museum is discovered and Kate's thrown in the middle of what appears to be a violent ancient sect come to life. Her only ...