Trust No One by Jayne Ann Krentz

Trust No One by Jayne Ann Krentz - 337 pages

Grace has a lot going on right now.  Her boss was murdered.  She's out of a job.  And the old nightmares are back.  She doesn't need a blind date to make things worse -- which it does when Jasper asks if she's the one who murdered her boss . . .

I listened to this on audio.  The story was interesting and the narration was good.  It did have extremely long pauses between the chapters which was odd.

Trust No One by Jayne Ann Krentz

Trust No One by Jayne Ann Krentz - 337 pages

Grace has moved back to her childhood hometown after finding the body her motivational speaker boss.  She's using the time to figure out what she wants to do next in her life.  Unfortunately, it seems that some people think she killed her boss, some people think she embezzled money, and someone is stalking her.  Luckily, her blind date Julius is determined to help her figure it all out.

I listened to this on audio.  It is a typical romantic suspense from Jayne Ann Krentz.  I'm glad she's moved on from her paranormal romance she was writing for so long and has gone back to romantic suspense.  It was a pretty good book.  It was fairly easy to figure out the culprits early on, but it was still interesting to listen to.  My only problem was with the audio itself.  It had some really long awkward pauses throughout the book.

Trust No One by Jayne Ann Krentz

Trust No One by Jayne Ann Krentz - 337 pages

Grace thought she had finally found the perfect job for her -- until she finds her boss murdered.  The experience is heartbreaking.  Not only did she lose her likable boss and her dream job, but the vodka bottle found by the body reminds her of a terrible event in her past.  Then she starts receiving emails from her dead boss - emails that are slightly threatening.  So she returns to her hometown to recover and decide what to do next.  Then she has a disastrous set-up with Julius.  Or was it disastrous?
This is the second non-paranormal romance Krentz has written since her popular Arcane Society series.  I'll admit that I really do enjoy her regular romances more than her paranormal romances.  I think she had played out what she could do with them.  This was also better than her last non-paranormal romance which seemed to take one of the Arcane Society book plots and rewrite it without the paranormal aspects.