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Blind Chess The Neve Egan cases Book 4 edition by Cristelle Comby Mystery Thriller Suspense eBooks

I liked this book less than other books in the series. Part of the appeal was the rapport between Alex and Ashford. In this book Alex is in a coma for most of the book. And the feats Ashford undertakes are pushing credibility a bit too far. This book also seems to end the search for The Sorter which began three books ago. I have to wonder where book five, should there be one, will take the plot. The only thing unresolved seems to be the relationship between Alex and Stenson.


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Blind Chess The Neve Egan cases Book 4 edition by Cristelle Comby Mystery Thriller Suspense eBooks Reviews

The characters in Blind Chess were very real for me. I don’t think that you must read the first three to enjoy this work, but certainly any series is richer if you come in from the beginning. The early two or three chapters had passages where you were being told rather than shown things. I would have felt more shock and adrenaline if I had lived through the shooting with Alexandra instead of coming into the story after the event had already taken place.
But we get into the action soon enough as Ashford sets off to find out who did this to his only friend. You wouldn’t think a blind person would be able to trail someone on their own, but he uses all his senses and has learned lots of ways to cope. You really feel the emotions these characters have. From the apologetic wife who doctors Ashford and makes him some tea, to Langford who shows Ashford a different side of himself, they all are very well developed and genuine. I feel this is the strong suit in this author’s writing. If you like character driving stories and mysteries, give this author a read.
I was provided a free copy of the book to read and write an honest review.
I began reading the Egan and Neve series of crime novels after a book tour request to review the second book in the series and I enjoyed the novel so much that I’ve gone on to read the rest of the series. And, I enjoyed this fourth book as much as the previous ones.
For me, the essence of these novels is the relationship between the main characters their development from bumbling amateurs to professional investigators and the deepening of their friendship and loyalty to each other. The first three books are told convincingly mainly from Lexa’s point of view. With the developments in the plot in Book 3, Book 4 takes a turn and this time we see mainly Ash’s perspective. The change of main narrator completes the picture of the pairs’ relationship with each other for the reader.
Each book in the series gives the likeable main characters an intriguing mystery to solve. As they work on the cases, some of the clues begin to reveal that a sinister criminal mastermind is in the shadows watching them. As the pair gets closer to discovering who this person is, their job becomes more dangerous and the stakes get higher for them. In Book 4, they are physically and emotionally challenged to their limits and it has profound effects on each of them. I think that Book 4 has crossed the line between cosy and standard crime novel, but, despite the increasingly tense, dark plots as the series progresses, the witty and feel good element that enervates all the novels is never lost.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book and its predecessors, and, although the series seems as if it may have reached a natural conclusion, I still hope there will be more Egan and Neve books to come. I heartily recommend this novel.
Wow! Wow! Wow! This is most certainly one of my new favorite mystery writers! Hope this series goes on forever!
I liked this book less than other books in the series. Part of the appeal was the rapport between Alex and Ashford. In this book Alex is in a coma for most of the book. And the feats Ashford undertakes are pushing credibility a bit too far. This book also seems to end the search for The Sorter which began three books ago. I have to wonder where book five, should there be one, will take the plot. The only thing unresolved seems to be the relationship between Alex and Stenson.