This one doesn't have as much romance as some of her books do. Occasionally she gets carried away, but not with this one. Rosemarie -----Original Message----- From: book_talk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:book_talk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Don Marr Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2014 11:56 AM To: book_talk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: [book_talk] Killjoy, Garwood roseMarie, just went and got the six book bundle by Julie garwood, on bookshare,romance really isn't my thing, but it does sound good, Don ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rosemarie Grayley" <rgrayley1@xxxxxxxxxxx> To: <book_talk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2014 2:36 PM Subject: [book_talk] Killjoy, Garwood > Killjoy, > By Julie Garwood. > > Bard and bookshare. > > Avery Delaney's aunt Carolyn has been given a present of two weeks at > a fabulous Colorado Spa by her husband. They have been having marital > problems, have met with a counselor, and Carolyn has agreed to try to > save their marriage. She is a workaholic and worries about everything. > Her husband assures her that he and their excellent staff will deal > with whatever comes up, that there is nothing at all they cannot handle. > Carolyn > is Avery's only relative, and she persuades Avery to spend those two > weeks with her. > > When Carolyn arrives in Colorado, a very handsome man meets her and > two other women, also heading for the spa. > > Avery is a profiler for the FBI. When she arrives at the spa she finds > her aunt has not arrived and there is no record of a reservation for herself. > > A handsome man who turns out to be a retired CIA agent is also at the > spa's front desk and overhears and offers assistance. His being there > is incidental to his being on the trail of a serial killer. He and > Avery begin working together. > > There is action and thrills. Chases with shootouts. A treasure. A > magnificent mansion being fought over by a divorcing husband and wife. > A pending trial. The work of a fantastic manipulator. Past secrets. A > bit of romance. An excellent ending. > > The story is told from the point of view of several people. It's a > good mystery with interesting characters to route for. > > Good reading, > > Rosemarie > >