Review
Hallowed Ground is a book that will keep you interested from page one; all the twist and turns will have you on the edge of your seat. Ms. Armstrong has also written "Blood Ties", which is the first of this series, but Hallowed Ground can also be read as a stand alone. This is one of the best mysteries I have to say I have read in a while. Ms. Armstrong will definitely go on top of my list of authors to watch out for in the future.
Reviewed By: Tammy Adams December 2006 -- novelspot.net
If you're looking for one of those heroines who refrains from any and all vices and who shrieks at the sound of gunfire, you may want to pass on this one. But if you prefer your heroine to be a little on the dark side, especially one who likes to smoke, drink, engage in the occasional sexcapade, and knows how to kick some ass with little fear, this highly engaging and fearless PI fits the bill. Armstrong has created in Julie one of the more captivating and emotionally charged female characters to come along in awhile, with her simmering attraction to the wild and disreputable Martinez being especially of note. There's plenty of suspense here, as well, to challenge and interest, with the whole package being one glorious adventure, leaving us eagerly anticipating what's next for this uniquely drawn crew of misfits and miscreants. -- Newmysteryreader.com
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"Armstrong's writing continues to be fresh and exciting in the second book of the series." —Romantic Times
"Readers will enjoy this superb thriller in which the politics of casinos are right out of Abramoff headlines." —Harriet Klausner, Gotta Write Network
"One of the best mysteries I have read. Ms Armstrong will go on top of my list of authors to watch out for!" —Novelspot.com
"One glorious adventure, leaving us eagerly anticipating what's next for this uniquely drawn crew of misfits and miscreants." —NewMysteryReader.com
"The mystery had me guessing right until the very end, which is how it should be. This was a fantastically exciting read." —Romance Junkies
"Lori Armstrong has created an outstanding tale. . . . Gripping from beginning to end, this is one book you want to read without interruptions." —In the Library Reviews
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