This was good. I've had this for a while but kept putting it off due to a reading slump. But it was just as good as I thought it would be. The suspense was great. There were lots of twists and turns and I didn't completely guess what was going on. The characters were likeable. Jazz was strong and brave and independent - the other thing I was surprised by was the idea that she had previously been reliant on others. It didn't really ring true. But totally minor issue. The romance perhaps happened a bit too fast but most romantic suspense does - on the other hand it did go so far as to develop a nice relationship between the two in terms of trust, respect and sharing what makes them tick. We didn't get to see a whole lot of insight into the background characters but enough to spark interest regarding the rest of the series. Great read. Will be reading more of the series. ( )

As the beginning book of the Bullet Catchers series, this book does a good job of introducing characters to be featured throughout the series and also explains the Bullet Catchers organization. Although the main characters were likeable, they didn't show much depth of emotion. The mystery was interesting, but didn't inspire much of a feeling of suspense. Overall, a decent story, but without much to make it special. ( )

This just didn't work for me. Jazz was almost TSTL and she's supposedly a PI; she didn't act like one. I thought Alex was a cardboard cutout; there was no real depth, IMO. There was also zero chemistry between them. I thought the plot was silly too. ( )

Kill Me Twice
4 Stars

Synopsis
Jasmine "Jazz" Adams has always been in awe of her glamorous twin sister, so when Jessica asks her to take her place for a few days, Jazz doesn't hesitate. Only things don't go as planned when it turns out that Jazz must contend not only with her sister's stalker and her gorgeous bodyguard, Alex Romero, but also with Jessica's unexplained disappearance.

Review
A good mix of romance and suspense.

The story is good with some exciting twists and turns, and well written action scenes. Some of the plot points are predictable and cliched but the ending is satisfying and the final twist caught me by surprise.

Alex is tall, dark and sexy with a notorious past and a highly developed protective instinct. Jazz is intelligent and skilled as a private investigator but there are one or two moments where she makes some questionable choices and misses some obvious clues, which does not mesh well with her characterization. While Alex and Jazz have steamy chemistry, their relationship builds slowly throughout the book and never distracts from the suspense.

Overall, this is strong start to an promising series and I look forward to continuing. ( )

As the beginning book of the Bullet Catchers series, this book does a good job of introducing characters to be featured throughout the series and also explains the Bullet Catchers organization. Although the main characters were likeable, they didn't show much depth of emotion. The mystery was interesting, but didn't inspire much of a feeling of suspense. Overall, a decent story, but without much to make it special. ( )