I was a little torn on how to rate this story. I listened to it on audio, which was probably part of the problem. Based on that I wanted to give it 2 stars, but I didn't think that was fair to the author. The narrator wasn't horrible, but I felt should could have done a better job. The story was a little different and kept my interest. At times Eugenia seems naive and immature which also took away from the story. I liked Cyrus, but I had a hard time feeling he was a tough, sexy PI. I think part of that was because of the narrator. All in all, I guess it was worth reading, but I wouldn't listen to it again.

Reading genre study - romantic suspense. The mystery is pretty good and there is a lot of information about art glass.

Good read

The story didn't drag it held my attention I enjoyed the plot. Interesting subject matter. I always enjoy her books.

I forgot how exciting her books were!

I started reading her books SEVERAL years ago after we moved to Seattle for a year! I could picture all the places she wrote about!! I love her books!!!!

This is one mystery you are going to want to solve, if only so that you can save some lives, people are dropping dead all over this island, just what's going on? It's time for some help in solving the case. Two very different Alphas are on the case, will they be able to solve it before they too become victims?

I enjoyed this book more this time around. I didn't care for the H the first time I read it but felt I understood her better this time. This was a really good book.

Krentz shows a deep appreciation of glass art.

My great-grandmother gave my mom this book back in 1997, and I picked it up and happened to see a tidbit in the middle. :) This was the first romance novel I ever read. I read it at least once a year since, The differences and electric sexual friction between Eugenia and Cyrus are amazing to read about. After 17 years, you'd think I'd be tired of reading this book, but I kid you not, once a year I pick it up and remember the time when I was 10 and fell in love with reading romance novels.

I must have missed this novel when it was published. Pretty good

Up until the last third of the book, I'd have given this 2 stars. In the beginning, I had trouble differentiating the characters; too many similar initials, maybe? It also took a long time to be truly interested. It wasn't until near the end that I could see these two people together long term, and they're still just a bit iffy for me. Not my favorite.

MY RATING GUIDE: 4 Stars.
1= dnf/What was that?; 2= Nope, not for me; 3= This was okay/cute; 3.5= I enjoyed it; 4= I LIKED THIS A LOT; 5= I Loved it, it was great! (I seldom give 5 Stars).

SHARP EDGES is a light, quick, easy to read Opposites Attract standalone Contemporary Suspense novel by one of my favorite authors Jayne Ann Krentz/Jayne Castle/Amanda Quick. This is an “Oldie” but I enjoy it for its simplicity (in our dark & confused world, I find myself preferring lighter reads).

SHARP EDGES is perfect as an “escape” or Summer read- nothing complicated or too complex. Rather, it’s a Proximity/Danger setting (one of my favorite tropes) with an alpha, protective MMC, an intelligent and spirited FMC, a mystery ending with HEA. I enjoy the snappy dialogue Krentz includes in her novels and I often find myself finishing with a smile. This was a reread for me and I am sure it won’t be my last time.

This was very good. Read it in almost one shot. This author is new for me and I think she also writes paranormal which I really dislike so totally. So I’m a little afraid that I might not recognize it and waste money on one of those. Female was borderline annoying but managed to make up for it, mostly. I especially liked the male lead…the quietly efficient type.