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Title: Enemy Mind by Maggie Shayne ISBN: 0-373-61368-7 Publisher: Silhouette Pub. Date: 01 June, 2003 Format: Mass Market Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $4.99 |
Average Customer Rating: 4 (5 reviews)
Rating: 3
Summary: Romantic Times Review
Comment: Unexpectedly asked to deprogram a cult victim, psychiatrist Maisy Dalton agrees, even though she's no longer in private practice. Isolated with the obviously drugged and confused man, Maisy comes slowly to the realization that he's been kidnapped, not rescued-and he isn't economist Jake Ingram, but rather his lookalike professor brother, Zach. Escaping before their captors learn the truth is imperative-as is maintaining her professional distance. Something Maisy finds more difficult with each passing day, as her bond with Zach grows. Although the criminals may be a shade too bumbling for total credibility, Maggie Shayne effortlessly holds her reader's interest in ENEMY MIND (3) a taut, edge-of-the-seat introduction to Family Secrets.
Rating: 3
Summary: John Doe, anyone?!
Comment: Overall, the book carried me through, I didn't put it down until I was finished. Heck, I didn't even peek at the end like I so often do with books. Some may even call that cheating, but it's a need to know type thing.
My big problem with the book was the whole 'suspension of belief' type thing. Plus it had some serious John Doe undertones and since it was published this year, I have to think that the author had to have been watching John Doe. Why did I feel this way? For starters, you have a guy who gets kidnapped by two old geezers and the typical large dumb guy. Well, the head of this ring is the old lady (hmmm, the first John Doe link). They take this guy off to a distant ranch out in the desert, then they invite a Psychiatrist to 'deprogram' him. They are trying to make him remember his past, but they've got the wrong guy. They really wanted his adopted brother who looks just like him, though they don't know this yet.
So far, this could just seem like an amateurish kidnapping attempt, but they keep alluding to something bigger. Something more organized. The problem with this is the fact that they leave the psychiatrist alone at the remote ranch with the big dumb guy. For one, if they were really a major organization they'd have their own deprogrammer and wouldn't lure someone unknown out to do the job. Second, they wouldn't leave the idiot whom they think will talk too much ALONE for days with the intelligent psychiatrist and the kidnap victim.
So many things just don't add up. And then at the end they have a scene where the plane chases them down and they shoot it down with hand guns. The cops arrive and they can't even find the old geezers that they tied up or the big dumb guy that they shot in the head... After I think all this through I begin to wonder why I read the entire book in one sitting. (I also wonder how an unconscious woman can ride a horse bareback for hours, but hey it's fiction - right?)
This book was the setup novel for the 'Family Secrets' series about the extraordinary five and a group called Medusa. So far, it has a lot of John Doe undertones and a lot of very stupid activities by this Medusa group. How organized can they be?
I've heard a lot of good things about Maggie Shayne's Vampire series - I just hope that it's more 'believable' than this story.
Rating: 4
Summary: A good start to the series...
Comment: Dr. Maisy Dalton stopped treating patients one on one the day her husband confessed to having an affair with a patient. When he died, Maisy retreated into the world of research, publishing books that she hoped would help people since that was the only way she could do it now. When she receives a call from a seemingly distraught woman claiming her son needs Maisy's help, she finds that she can still be drawn to the hands on work that she so loved.
Zach Ingram tried to tell them that his name wasn't Jake, but they didn't believe him. Soon he realized that if they believed him, they would no longer have use for him. Asking him questions that he has no answers, and keeping him drugged, Zach is more than ready for the angel that arrives to help him. At first he thought she was one of them, but he soon realizes that she has been decieved too.
Together, Maisy and Zach come together in an isolated ranch house that holds many secrets. Maisy breaks her number one rule, getting involved with a patient. For there is something about Zach that touches her in places that she has never been touched, even by her husband. Zach only knows that he has to get them out alive. He may only be a professor at a college, but he can be a hero too!
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Title: Family Secrets: Pyramid of Lies by Anne Marie Winston ISBN: 0373613695 Publisher: Harlequin Pub. Date: 01 July, 2003 List Price(USD): $4.99 |
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Title: Broken Silence by Maggie Shayne, Eileen Wilks, Ann Marie Winstom ISBN: 0373218117 Publisher: Silhouette Pub. Date: 01 May, 2003 List Price(USD): $6.50 |
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Title: The Player by Evelyn Vaughn ISBN: 0373613709 Publisher: Silhouette Pub. Date: 01 August, 2003 List Price(USD): $4.99 |
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Title: The Bluewater Affair by Cindy Gerard ISBN: 0373613717 Publisher: Silhouette Pub. Date: 01 September, 2003 List Price(USD): $4.99 |
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Title: Her Beautiful Assassin by Virginia Kantra ISBN: 0373613725 Publisher: Silhouette Pub. Date: 01 October, 2003 List Price(USD): $4.99 |
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