The reviews for Dangerous Art are coming in and Terry is delighted that his readers are enjoying the plot and his characters, especially his hero, Jake.
“I had such fun researching and writing my second crime thriller and it is lovely to see such warm-hearted reviews. For self-published authors, reviews are really important to help guide readers to the books they will love. If you enjoyed Dangerous Art, or my first book, Redline, I would really encourage you to leave a review on Amazon.”
Here’s a selection of the reviews on Amazon and Netgalley:
*****
Great sequel! Fast paced and I love the setting in the late 90s and in Prague.
*****
I really like the character of Jake; he is one of those characters you just kind of root for.
Highly recommend this to anyone who loves a true mystery…such a compelling story full of so much intrigue.
*****
A fast-paced and extremely well-written book. I simply couldn’t put it down and read it all in one go.
*****
Jake is a standout hero. Smart, determined, and relentless in his search for Liz. Watching him piece together the clues and enlisting the help of new and old friends and unravel the deception is incredibly satisfying.
*****
The art world has always been a match made in heaven for crime fiction and Dangerous Art capitalises on that with a fast paced story set, for the most part, in the beautiful city of Prague.
What a rollercoaster! Great plot! Kidnap, money laundering, criminal gang, art dealing, love, weddings, good guys, bad guys … it’s got the lot!!! Could not put it down! It’s a must read!
*****
Love the adventures of Jake! I enjoy the writing style of this author… it is uncomplicated, well researched and doesn’t pretend to be anything but a great read.
*****
The scenes at Burgh Island Hotel were so vividly described that I felt as though I was there again, enjoying the atmosphere but this time alongside the characters.
*****
I was caught up in the drama of the high-stakes art crime and the atmospheric settings… A great, indulgent read – perfect for lazing with on holiday.
*****
It’s like having a holiday I hadn’t planned, a meal I had never eaten before, but became what I would always order.
