Still Waters

Rating:
Summary: Another Good Read
Review: Jack Dickson's books are like a visit from an old friend. You don't really notice it but suddenly you're caught and pulled into the writing. It's not Shakespeare, but it doesn't try to be. It tries to be a good read. And it succeeds. Still Waters is a departure from his Jas Anderson books and treads more into the romance story genre. The main plot is light and frothy, full of good old fashioned sex and romance. And sex. The subplots are souffle like also. But the heart of the novel really is about the heart - finding what we are lacking and what (and who) is really underneath our noses. The juxtaposition of what we see, and what we want or blieve we see, with the eyes, and what we truly can see with the heart. Tossing together men, mayhem, crime and the Loch Ness Monster into a heady mix you receive an enjoyable trip that leaves you smiling on the last page.