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Killjoy

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I'm one of the biggest fan of Julie Garwood. I love all her books and have the whole collection or most of it. I do have to say that her historical stories are the best of them all, while I liked the change of HeartBreaker and was open to the idea of Julie's new style I was a bit disapointed by Mercy, and almost didn't make it to the end of KillJoy.
I think it is from far the only book that shouldn't be worth buying.

But try her historical books, they are amazing!

Really 3.5 stars..."Killjoy" is the third installment in Julie Garwood's FBI series. In this story we are still looking for Monk (the hired assassin) who wrecked so much havoc in "Mercy", and it is Jean Paul who is chasing him.

The story is a bit farfetched and not as good as the first in the series "Heartbreaker". But, there is a lot of action as well as suspense in the story.

The story starts with the background about Avery and her crazy mother who has done nothing but abandon her and wreck havoc in everyone's life that she touches. She is pure evil.

Avery (heroine) is on the way to the spa to meet with her Aunt for some much needed R&R only to find out her Aunt is missing and all the reservations have been cancelled. Jean Paul is there looking for Monk as someone has used a credit card that they shouldn't have.

Avery's Aunt wakes up in a house that has 2 other women and they find out that it is wired to explode and there is no communication to the outside.

All these story lines come together to lead you on the chase through the mountains. It is an enjoyable listen and I do recommend that you listen tot eh unabridged version as I am sure you would get lost in the abridged.

Really 3.5 stars..."Killjoy" is the third installment in Julie Garwood's FBI series. In this story we are still looking for Monk (the hired assassin) who wrecked so much havoc in "Mercy", and it is Jean Paul who is chasing him.

The story is a bit farfetched and not as good as the first in the series "Heartbreaker". But, there is a lot of action as well as suspense in the story.

The story starts with the background about Avery and her crazy mother who has done nothing but abandon her and wreck havoc in everyone's life that she touches. She is pure evil.

All these story lines come together to lead you on the chase through the mountains. It is an enjoyable listen and I do recommend that you listen to the unabridged version as I am sure you would get lost in the abridged.

I just finished listening to KILLJOY a few days ago. I liked the story, but I felt a bit cheated by the fact that Julie didn't bring Jilly (Mom) and Avery (Daughter) together in a more climatic ending between the two of them.

I suppose I have either read or listened to so may of these books by Romance?Thriller authors that I feel a bit jaded at times.

I can't say that I disliked the book, but I guess I felt something was mixing and not as climatic as I thought it should have been.