Seeking Justice: Contemporary Detective Action Crime Romance

Lexy Timms

Nov 2015 · Justice Series Book 1 · W.J. May

About this ebook

From Best Selling Author, Lexy Timms, comes a billionaire crime romance that'll send your heart racing.

Rachel Evans has the life most people could only dream of: the promise of an amazing job, good looks, and a life of luxury. The problem is, she hates it. She tries desperately to avoid getting sucked into the family business and hides her wealth and name from her friends. She’s seen her brother trapped in that life, and doesn’t want it. When her father dies in a plane crash, she reluctantly steps in to become the vice president of her family’s company, Syco Pharmaceuticals.

Detective Adrien Deluca and his partner have been called in to look at the crash. While Adrien immediately suspects not everything about the case is what it seems, he has trouble convincing his partner. However, soon into the investigation, they uncover a web of deceit which proves the crash was no accident, and evidence points toward a shadowy group of people. Now the detective needs find the proof.

 To what lengths will Deluca go to get it?

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Ratings and reviews

I was completely let down when I finished this series. Despite being marketed as a love story, the two main characters barely shared any "screen" time. When they finally confessed their love for each other, I couldn't help but ask myself, "How on earth did that happen?!" The series reads more like a crime novel than a romance novel, focusing on the protagonist's family's murder, mystery, and criminal activities. It's a shame that the author failed to strike the right balance between the two genres. This was my first time reading anything by this author, and unfortunately, this disappointing experience has left me with no desire to read anything else by them in the future.

The editing and errors are astonishingly bad, but the story is reasonaable. If the author ever read what she wrote, I'd believe she could be a top selling author. Her attention to detail lets her down and irritates the reader. The whole series is shameful.

I like the plot but I hate how many spelling errors, duplicate words and missing words the book has. This alone will make me not pay for the remaining 3 books of the series. I'll just torrent them and get them for free seeing as the author can't be bothered to properly edit the book.