Guilty as Sin

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Summary: Repetitive of Night Sins
Review: I thoroughly enjoyed Night Sins, enough to immediately go out and purchase Guilty as Sin. I was anticiapting some answers to hanging questions from the first book, but the story lines were so similar that I had a hard time finishing. Only my desire to have my questions answered allowed me to finish this book. The author could have written one book with all (?most) of the answers. This is a good book on it's own, but not if you have already read Night Sins.

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Summary: very good, however it is a repeat.
Review: I truly enjoyed "guilty as sin", However "night sins" is a carbon copy of it. When reading the first I was revited to my seat and filled w/ suspence. "night sins" would also do the same if I bothered to continue reading it, but I could not put myself through the same story line. "Night Sins" is a more descriptive novel however if you read one of these two don't waste your time with the other. She is an incredible author who spent to much time on these two books, she could have done better if she just let the story end and gone to a new idea.

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Summary: This book was hilarious and serious at the same time!
Review: I really enjoyed this book. I loved the electricity between Ellen and Jay. This book was very suspencful and I reconmend it to anyone who likes a good story.

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Summary: Good, Mystery, Laughable Romance
Review: After having read "A Thin Dark Line," and "Night Sins" I was ready for more of Tami Hoag. The story line of "Guilty as Sin" was just as good, but everytime it turned to the relationship between Ellen North and Jay Butler Brooks I was ready to toss the book in the trash. I don't think the author meant for the romantic parts of her book to be funny, but I found the situations totally laughable. They reminded me of the old Carol Burnett "Went With the Wind" skit. Tami needs to make up her mind whether she wants to write mysteries or romances. I vote for mysteries.

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Summary: A Must Read!!!
Review: This book was very good, it keeps you on the edge of your seat. It keeps you guessing. Any of the books by Tami Hoag are a must read, she is an excellent author. I've read almost all of her books.

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Summary: Could not put it down!!
Review: Recently, a friend told me about this author, Tami Hoad, and that I should read her books. I can't believe how well written Guilty as Sin was. I couldn't put it down. It was a whodunit, mystery with a touch of romance. I would highly recommend reading it, and see if you can guess whodunit!

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Summary: a lazy rehash of former work
Review: What a disappointment! I began reading mysteries only recently--Patricia Cornwell and P.D. James--but I ran out of their titles, so I picked up "Night Sins". It was adequate, but clever Tami hooks you into buying the "second volume", "Guilty as Sin". It is a transparent replay of the former, especially in male-female relationships...what a mess...Is it just me, or are all the females who dare to have careers punished in some terrifying way?

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Summary: Same old story from Hoag
Review: Tami Hoag's fondness for making dashing heroes out of sexual predators who can't take no for an answer is a throwback to the early, trashy romance novel. It's the "beautiful,resistant virgin is transformed into womanhood through torrid sex with roguish dark knight" tale all over again. The only difference is Hoag substitutes a career for virginity as the thing standing between the heroine and her man. From "Night Sins" to "Guilty as Sin" to "A Thin Dark Line," its the same old thing: career woman doesn't want to get involved with her pursuer, but he persists, and persists and persists. Finally, she dissolves with his kiss. These guys would be called stalkers in real life -- even abusers, in the case of "Thin Dark Line". No more Hoag for me. I'm ashamed to have read as many as I did.

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Summary: Don't miss this one
Review: This is a story filled with a lot of twists and turns. I have read many of the reviews stating that Night Sins is the sequel. This is not true. It is the prequel. Make sure you read it first. Anyone who likes suspense won't be dissappointed. Ms. Hoag is a very descriptive and thoughtful writer. I hope she keeps writing great stories.

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Summary: A Major let down!
Review: Well, What can I say. The climax and the plot was so lame. You could finish it all in one day. Hoag's books are usually pretty good. This book has a little romance and a lotta suspense. Some might like it, some might not. I can't wait to start NIGHT SINS (I did'nt see the TV mini-series).