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Title: A Twist of Sin
Subtitle: A Nick Teffinger Thriller, Book 10
Author: R. J. Jagger
Narrator: Barry L. Campbell
Format: Unabridged
Length: 7 hrs and 47 mins
Language: English
Release date: 03-26-12
Publisher: Dark Sky Publishing, Inc.
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 2 votes
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective
Publisher's Summary:
In this riveting thriller from R. J. Jagger, A Twist of Sin, an exotic Jamaican woman who just finished her first year of law school at NYU finds herself in Tokyo, slipping deeper and deeper into a deadly hunt for an ancient map. As time runs out and danger closes in, her world collides with that of Denver homicide detective Nick Teffinger, who has traveled halfway around the world in an impossible attempt to stop an international killer from taking his next victim.
Critic Reviews:
"Verdict: This fast-paced book offers fans of commercial thrillers a twisty, action-packed thrill ride." (
Library Journal)
"The pacing is spot-on, a solid combination of intrigue, suspense, and eroticism. A first-rate thriller, this book is damnably hard to put down. It's a tremendous read." (
Foreword Reviews)
Members Reviews:
a twist of sin
same with this one i do like the character of this book i haven't read all of then because i been busy reading jack reacher books also jason bourne which it has been my all time favorite.
Don't Be Scammed Like Me
The other reviews for this book are quite clearly faked... I simply didn't look close enough when I first decided to download the book.
Go look at each review, and look at the books that each reviewer has reviewed, and it's quite obvious these are fakes. They are all reviewing the same batch of books.
I'll tell you the truth about this book. First, it needs a real editor. It's not "the crowd disbursed," it's "the crowd dispersed"; it's not "mother load," it's "mother lode". And all this nonsense about "blood diamonds"! No, blood diamonds are not people, they are not a gang, the term blood diamonds refers to the actual diamonds from war zones in Africa.
Worse, though, it's just a badly written book, with a weak plot. I very rarely stop reading a book once I've started, but I just can't go any further. I'm giving up.
Luckily I didn't pay for this, I got it as my monthly Kindle library book. But I'm annoyed that this publisher is scamming people ... I lost my monthly library book, and others are losing cash. If the book can't stand on it's own, it shouldn't be allowed to be pushed through faked reviews!
Jagger at the cutting edge
This book is Jagger escorting us to the cutting edge of everything that a thriller should be. He throws us into a story of an American detective in Tokyo on an unsanctioned hunt for a killer, which would be interesting enough in and of itself. Of course, "enough" is never enough for Jagger. He intertwines the detective's frantic hunt with another storyline, seemingly unrelated, involving a young Jamaican law student who is in Tokyo to recover an ancient map that has been passed down in her family for generations and was in a suitcase that was stolen last year when she was on a modeling assignment in Tokyo. She's not the only one after it, not by a long shot. The multiple story lines intertwine in that classic Jagger style, not unlike several tornados colliding. Chaos ensues. Overlay everything with lust, sex, twists and turns, and you end up with another un-put-downable book from one of the genre's masters.
