Beg To Die - Beverley Barton Reviews
Newest Review: ... feature repeatedly in her books. I was informed however, that you do not need to read her books in a particular order for ... more
... them to make sense and having read 'Beg To Die' I can confirm that I did not feel confused at all by the storyline or characters, nor feel that I should have read a previous book first. Indeed I found reading this book was like reading a 'stand alone' novel in my opinion. Beg To Die I found is a decent thriller, the story flowed well and I didn't have to think too much about what was happening.
From the start however, I found I couldn't take to the character of Jazzy very much. She is portrayed as this ultimate sex...more
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Beg To Die - Beverley Barton: Death is the only escape... (1026 words)by - written on 19/07/12, updated on 19/07/12 (Very useful, 97 readings)
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Cherokee Point in Tennessee has seen murder before, but nothing quite as gruesome as that which has claimed the life of playboy Jamie Upton. Indeed so much hatred for Jamie appears to have been involved in this murder, that the authorities are sure it must have been someone he knew who has killed him. Jazzy Talbot, Jamie's former girlfriend, finds to her surprise that she is the number one suspect in the hunt for the killer. She knows she didn't kill Jamie but it doesn't help that she has publicly stated she would kill him prior to his death. Jazzy finds herself running scared as she discovers that she is being stalked and fears for her life as the killer ... Read the complete review
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