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Summary: Sacred Trust
Review: I have read all of Meg's books and this is one of my favorites. It was well written, kept me on the edge of my seat and kept me wondering. I'm already looking forward to her next book!
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Summary: SACRED TRUST - Meg O'Brien Will Earn Yours!
Review: I just finished Meg O'Brien's new novel SACRED TRUST last night around midnight. Great Read! I'd like to recommend it. I didn't put the book down all day! Although it is not a true "romantic novel" per se (it's more in the Thriller/Suspense Genre)I loved the action and main character - Abby Northrup. She's comes across as smart, strong and can take care of herself. Also, the twist and turns in the plot kept me going and made me crazy! (in a good way, of course). I have read other works by Meg O'Brien, with most recently, CRASHING DOWN and loved how she was able to keep me guessing till the very end at "Whodunit?" and "Why?" SACRED TRUST, did not let me down with this either. I had a bunch of people in my mind who I thought might be the killer and many reason why they would do it. It drove me nuts. I had to finish the book to see if I was right! So, sit back, have a cup of Jasmine Tea and enjoy the suspense Ms. O'Brien has for us :-) But, make sure you don't have any plans for the day that you'll have to cancel because you can't put the book down! :-)And Oh, and if you have a dog...keep him close by :-)
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Summary: SACRED TRUST - Meg O'Brien Will Earn Yours!
Review: I just finished Meg O'Brien's new novel SACRED TRUST last night around midnight. Great Read! I'd like to recommend it. I didn't put the book down all day! Although it is not a true "romantic novel" per se (it's more in the Thriller/Suspense Genre)I loved the action and main character - Abby Northrup. She's comes across as smart, strong and can take care of herself. Also, the twist and turns in the plot kept me going and made me crazy! (in a good way, of course). I have read other works by Meg O'Brien, with most recently, CRASHING DOWN and loved how she was able to keep me guessing till the very end at "Whodunit?" and "Why?" SACRED TRUST, did not let me down with this either. I had a bunch of people in my mind who I thought might be the killer and many reason why they would do it. It drove me nuts. I had to finish the book to see if I was right! So, sit back, have a cup of Jasmine Tea and enjoy the suspense Ms. O'Brien has for us :-) But, make sure you don't have any plans for the day that you'll have to cancel because you can't put the book down! :-)And Oh, and if you have a dog...keep him close by :-)
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Summary: One of Meg's Best!
Review: I just read Sacred Trust. I've read all of Meg's books and this is one of my favorites. It kept me on the edge of my seat and wondering what was going to happen next. Her characters are interesting and I look forward to learning more about them as the book goes on. I'm already looking forward to Meg's next book! Terri Doria
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Summary: One of Meg's Best!
Review: I just read Sacred Trust. I've read all of Meg's books and this is one of my favorites. It kept me on the edge of my seat and wondering what was going to happen next. Her characters are interesting and I look forward to learning more about them as the book goes on. I'm already looking forward to Meg's next book! Terri Doria
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Summary: A 5+! Great thriller
Review: Marti Bright was a photojournalist who focused her camera and pen on the homeless and impoverished women and children. She touched many lives, sometimes even changing them for the better until a sociopath snuffed out her life in a bizarre religious-like ritual. No one mourned her death more than her best friend Abby Northrup did and still does. On the surface Abby seems to have it all. She has a loving husband, a beautiful home, and plenty of discretionary money. However, her idyllic life is a façade and has been ever since she caught her spouse in bed with her sibling. She also feels guilty that she never kept in touch with Marti. When Marti died she scribbled Abby's name in the sand making it look like Abby was involved in her death. The Secret Service is investigating Marti's death because the victim was a close friend of the first family. They feel Abby is the prime suspect until her husband disappears when ordered to report for questioning. Anger joins fear as Abby begins her own inquires that hopefully will clear her name and put closure to her friend,s death. Meg O'Brien has written another exhilarating thriller that will appeal to fans of Barbara Michaels and Jan Burke. The exciting story line contains numerous twists and turns that leaves the reader wondering what will happen next. In the hands of a lesser talent, the lead protagonist would be a victim, but Ms. O'Brien turns her into an intrepid but frightened survivor. SACRED TRUST is a powerful work that should reach all the bestseller lists. Harriet Klausner
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Summary: I just finished reading a GREAT BOOK! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Review: This book was fantastic, very suspenseful, thrilling, you name it. It starts with Mardi getting crucified. Abby, her best friend is devastated. After the crucifiction, there is one twist after another. I was so engrossed in this book, that I even forgot to eat meals. All the way though the book, you pick one person as the murderer, then change to another. You also have all the many other mysteries within the first mystery to think about, to try to figure out. You find out in the second to last chapter who the murderer is, but all the many other things do not come to light until the very last chapter. All of the characters were heartwarming people except for the villians, of course. This book was the BEST mystery I have ever read. Literally keeps you guessing to the very last page. I must have 200 romance/mystery books on my bookshelf, but the first book I went to after finishing "Sacred Trust" was "I'll Love You Till I die" by Meg O'Brien. Is there any other author? Thank you Meg, Love ya PS This book deserves 100 stars.
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Summary: I just finished reading a GREAT BOOK! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Review: This book was fantastic, very suspenseful, thrilling, you name it. It starts with Mardi getting crucified. Abby, her best friend is devastated. After the crucifiction, there is one twist after another. I was so engrossed in this book, that I even forgot to eat meals. All the way though the book, you pick one person as the murderer, then change to another. You also have all the many other mysteries within the first mystery to think about, to try to figure out. You find out in the second to last chapter who the murderer is, but all the many other things do not come to light until the very last chapter. All of the characters were heartwarming people except for the villians, of course. This book was the BEST mystery I have ever read. Literally keeps you guessing to the very last page. I must have 200 romance/mystery books on my bookshelf, but the first book I went to after finishing "Sacred Trust" was "I'll Love You Till I die" by Meg O'Brien. Is there any other author? Thank you Meg, Love ya PS This book deserves 100 stars.
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Summary: Don't Waste Your Time
Review: This is possibly the dumbest book I have ever read; I'm not even sure why I finished it. The plot was unbelievable, the antagonists laughable, and I didn't care a whit about the main character. The author tried very hard to present her heroine as an innocent woman persecuted mercilessly by the forces of evil in the world (i.e. everyone else) who somehow manages to overcome. But the way it comes off, I feel more like laughing at her than feeling sympathetic. It's really a wonder this book ever got published.
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Summary: Don't Waste Your Time
Review: This is possibly the dumbest book I have ever read; I'm not even sure why I finished it. The plot was unbelievable, the antagonists laughable, and I didn't care a whit about the main character. The author tried very hard to present her heroine as an innocent woman persecuted mercilessly by the forces of evil in the world (i.e. everyone else) who somehow manages to overcome. But the way it comes off, I feel more like laughing at her than feeling sympathetic. It's really a wonder this book ever got published.
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