Sunday Book Review: The Cat, The Devil and Lee Fontana and The Fourth Piece

In this episode, I reviewed two books which were very different, yet had the same issue with the ending, just stopping.

The Cat, The Devil, and Lee Fontana by Shirley Rossuae and Pat JJ Murphy is a bit repetitive, but has compelling stories in a two-part narrative. 2 Stars (It would have been a 3 star, but they didn’t tell me on the cover that it was part of a series.)

The Fourth Piece by E. Ardell: Was a little nervous going into it since its YA, but I enjoyed this novel a great deal. Wonderful fast pacing, lots of action. Danger dripped from the prose. All four of the POV characters had their own unique voices. It was well written and I like the straightforward way E. Ardell uses description.  4 Stars

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