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Welcome To Stalk Lake City (2004)

by Sheralyn Pratt(Favorite Author)

4.06 of 5 Votes: 4

ISBN

0974333182 (ISBN13: 9780974333182)

languge

English

genre

Mystery & Thriller

publisher

Spectrum

series

Rhea Jensen

review 1: This is the second book in the Rhea Jensen series. While I still loved the book, I don’t know if I liked it as much as the first. I think I want a tad more romance. Other than that, it was great. Pratt writes a fun, engaging mystery. I liked that it was about stalkers (which is what my thesis was on in college). I thought Pratt did a good job in that regard, very realistic. I liked Rhea a lot, she is a great heroine. I didn’t fall for her new love interest right way, but he really grew on me. I would have liked a little more interaction between the two. I’m not sure I bought their ending, there needed to be a little more time spent with the two characters to build up more chemistry, IMO. I want to know more about how they met and what their relationship was like befo... morere the story picks up in the book (why was Rhea in a bar if she is a new convert? Why did he kiss her? Why did he decide to stop drinking and sleeping around?). I was just left with too many questions when it came to him. I'm glad in this book that we find out a lot more about Ben, I like how things were handled, but at the same time would have liked Rhea to be a little more upset about their situation. She was too understanding. I would have been pretty mad and hurt if I had been in her place and I wanted to see more of that. Maybe she wasn’t mad because she wasn’t as in love with him as she thought? Anyway, the story moves along well, the culprit isn’t who I thought it would be. Actually, I wanted a little more explanation where that went. More of a motivation, how they got some of their information, etc. There are at least two more books in the series and I can’t wait to jump in!
review 2: I didn't like this one quite as well as the first in the series but it was still fun. I like a strong female character, but they don't have to literally kick everyone's butt to be strong. And the romance in this one was a little contrived. I was glad it finally worked out, but for a woman who can bring down a body building boxer, I thought the let her romantic counter part off too easily after he acted like a jerk. It would have been nice for him to suffer just a little bit. Over all it's a good read for lds fiction. less

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