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A review by sunnyaz4me
The Chemistry of Death by Rebecca Cantrell
5.0
You’re probably going to laugh at this review. I know I would. I was fortunate to receive an advanced copy of Joe and Edison’s third adventure together, THE CHEMISTRY OF DEATH. I started reading it while vacationing in San Diego, listening to the sound of the seagulls as I sped through page by page. You’ll find this amazingly fitting as you read the book.
I snuck out to the balcony early the first morning. It was the perfect place to read, but boy did I freeze my tail off (even under a jacket and several towels.) It was a family trip, so I didn’t get a spare moment to read again until early the next morning. I’m not a fan of the cold, so instead of sneaking out to the balcony again, I sat on the floor of the bathroom so the lights wouldn’t wake the kids or my hubby. For the next couple of early mornings, that’s where you could find me. My butt and back didn’t like me for it, but man, I couldn’t stop reading. Yes, it was THAT good! I wonder if Rebecca Cantrell’s heart races as much as her readers’ hearts do when she writes Joe and Edison into all of these predicaments? I won’t go into detail (beyond the seagulls). I don’t want to spoil a thing!
If you’re already a fan of Joe Tesla, you’ll LOVE where THE CHEMISTRY OF DEATH takes you (although I’d highly recommend a big comfy chair instead of a hard bathroom floor!) If you haven’t read Joe before, you can read THE CHEMISTRY OF DEATH by itself. If you want to get the whole feel for Joe and Edison’s story, grab THE WORLD BENEATH and THE TESLA LEGACY. You won’t be disappointed. I can’t wait to see where Rebecca and Joe take us next!
I snuck out to the balcony early the first morning. It was the perfect place to read, but boy did I freeze my tail off (even under a jacket and several towels.) It was a family trip, so I didn’t get a spare moment to read again until early the next morning. I’m not a fan of the cold, so instead of sneaking out to the balcony again, I sat on the floor of the bathroom so the lights wouldn’t wake the kids or my hubby. For the next couple of early mornings, that’s where you could find me. My butt and back didn’t like me for it, but man, I couldn’t stop reading. Yes, it was THAT good! I wonder if Rebecca Cantrell’s heart races as much as her readers’ hearts do when she writes Joe and Edison into all of these predicaments? I won’t go into detail (beyond the seagulls). I don’t want to spoil a thing!
If you’re already a fan of Joe Tesla, you’ll LOVE where THE CHEMISTRY OF DEATH takes you (although I’d highly recommend a big comfy chair instead of a hard bathroom floor!) If you haven’t read Joe before, you can read THE CHEMISTRY OF DEATH by itself. If you want to get the whole feel for Joe and Edison’s story, grab THE WORLD BENEATH and THE TESLA LEGACY. You won’t be disappointed. I can’t wait to see where Rebecca and Joe take us next!