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Deadly Illusions (2000)

by Chester D. Campbell(Favorite Author)

3.72 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Mystery & Thriller

series

Greg McKenzie Mysteries

review 1: When Molly Saint asks Greg and Jill McKenzie to investigate her husband Greg is reluctant, thinking she may be over-reacting. The couple has just opened their private investigation firm and taken on a client he feels has a more valid claim on their time. But, with a little prodding from Jill, he relents.It isn’t long before Molly’s disappearance, other events and the discovery she and Jill are related put a more serious emphasis on the case. The twists leading to a nail-biting climax make for a fast, entertaining read.This is the third entry in the Greg and Jill McKenzie series. It isn’t necessary to have read the earlier books to enjoy this one. But, if you’re looking for a series featuring engaging senior sleuths, you’ll find them equally worth your time.The Mc... moreKenzies are well-drawn, likeable characters and I’ve enjoyed reading about their adventures.
review 2: I would probably give this book a 3.5 rating.Although this was the third book in the series, and it kept referring back to previous novels which I haven't read, I was still able to understand what was going on. This series is about Greg and Jill McKenzie who have just opened a detective agency. They are asked by Mollie Saint to investigate her husband, and that investigation leads to the investigation of the assassination of the Federal Reserve Board chairman.I really liked the plot, the writing, and the characters. The characters were quite true-to-life.There were a few things I didn't like. For example, Greg and Jill caused a man to be murdered, and it didn't seem to be any big deal to them. There was no sex, but there was some swearing. less

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