Name: Also Known As DNA
ISBN: 9781450599108

Kelli Jae Baeli

Newly ensconced in the house on Manor Lane, Jobeth and Phoebe are enjoying the city of Lakewood, Colorado and Jobeth's newly licensed AKA Investigations. After a fresh start in the Denver Metro region, life seems idyllic and full of promise. The dream is soon shattered by ghosts from the past, appearing to tear the fabric of love and trust. With the company of their friend, Detective Ginger Grant, a crecendoing battle of survival will test their courage, as they discover the darker permutations of DNA.

Also Known As DNA

Tess

This book was even more gripping than the first! I feel like i've known the characters for a long time and hated to come to the end of the book. This is the first time in reading a book, that i purposely took breaks from the reading to digest all that had happened before continuing on. It was just one shocker after another and amazingly engaging. Izzy's character was so well done that it seemed like i knew her better than the other protagonists. Absolutely LOVE her!

Like the first book, you will experience a wide range of emotions while reading this. It's intelligent, hot, and witty and will have you laughing with the characters, angry, sad, and in love right along with them. I am still amazed at this author's ability to break the mold of the predictable lesfic genre. She is in my authors of all times and you are missing a gem by not catching up on her work.

There were 3 small plot things that annoyed me by the end. 1 - there was no explanation to why the bike was run off the road by the person that did it. they wouldn't have known each other at that point. 2 - the timeline for the day of the seminar doesn't add up. too many things happened simultaneously to have all happened within the same day by the same people. and 3 - the confrontation with the enemy. the chasing, captures and recaptures and mountains, etc... was frustrating. 4 skilled people, especially those 4 should not have been portrayed as that stupid and helpless. For the first time in any of her books, i found myself saying 'oh, come on!'
but that's just me, and was all towards the end of the book, and since so much before it was so thoroughly enjoyable, it's was easy to overlook ;)

definitely read this book, and read Armchair Detective first. Both are well worth the time and money and better than most of the other books of this genre.

Also Known As DNA

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