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Title: An Island of Illusions
Author: Jennifer L. Jennings
Narrator: Erin Coleman
Format: Unabridged
Length: 4 hrs and 25 mins
Language: English
Release date: 01-03-13
Publisher: Jennifer L. Jennings
Ratings: 2 of 5 out of 2 votes
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective
Publisher's Summary:
An Island of Illusions finds Sarah Woods immersed in the tropical splendor of Oahu. However, what begins as an island getaway for Sarah quickly morphs into a desperate search for the missing infant of a wealthy Boston family. Just when the detectives believe they've made a breakthrough in the case, a shocking death shakes their investigation to the core. Much to Sarah's surprise, surveillance expert Max Stevens also joins the frantic search. Will the detectives locate the missing child? Will Sarah finally share her true feelings with Max?
Members Reviews:
Quick and entertaining
This is a quick read which I found to be very entertaining. I would recommend it to anyone wanting a break from their routine and a reading escape.
Review Sarah Woods
Sarah Woods Mystery Series
Books 1- 2 and
Island of Illusions
Jennifer L. Jennings
Reviewed by Author Roy Murry
I started reading Book 1 & 2 of this series and couldnât stop. I continued on and read book three - Island of Illusions. Ms. Jennings style is smooth. She effortlessly tells a story of an interesting mystery.
Her lead character Sarah Woods, a masseuse and housewife, is at a crucial turning point in her life. Then in a flash she is involved with a murder in book one. From there on, she stumbles into situations that the need her unique intuition.
The individual plots of each book are well constructed leading the reader to an unpredictable end. In each, I was involved to the end, leaving with me with the thought â why didnât I think of that? And, I have read many mysteries.
The main characters are evolving nicely; and I look forward to reading more.
The Last Book of the Trilogy- I will Miss Sarah Woods A lot.
Sadly, this is the final book in the Sarah Woods mystery trilogy. I have really enjoyed it. Sarah is a "mature" woman that is at a crossroads in her life. She has her own business, but is a bit bored with it, but it pays the bills. Her teenage son, Brian, is a year away from college and leaves Sarah with more time on her hands to think about her life and her twenty year marriage. When she becomes involved in a murder case at her own business, Sarah found she has a knack at "detecting". So, since then, she has been working with Carter and sometimes with Max doing undercover jobs as a part time occupation.
In this installment, Sarah is on vacation in Hawaii trying to see if she and her husband can work things out. It's not long before it becomes clear to her this Hawaiian vacation was planned out by Carter, who has a job for her to do.
So, Sarah once more utilizes her undercover skills to determine if the father of a missing child could somehow be involved.
Once Sarah starts to work she is surprised to find that another familiar face has arrived in Hawaii- Max!
The only complaint I have about this book was that Sarah, who had been so easy to relate to in the first two short stories, seemed to go off script a bit at the beginning of this one. She says a few things that are completely uncharacteristic of Sarah. She makes the suggestion that she is willing to do "ANYTHING" for this job. Maybe she was just over excited, but it seemed a bit off to me.
However, the character "rights" herself and the case takes center stage. This case is so sad, and once again we are treated to a peek inside the lives of the wealthy that seem to get away with just about everything.