Book Reviews of Before Sunrise

While I like her books, and have many, it appears that she is just recycling themes, and rushing through instead of fleshing out her characters. There are a few of her novels that are nicely done, many of her works (especially her shorter ones, seem to rush through with out of date phrases (I have never called a person a "Dish" in all my days), and trite relationships. She has proven to be a viable talent as an author, why she appears to be phoning it in (and her editor allowing it!) is beyond me.

DP fans will find this book appealing, but if you are new to her as an author, you might want to look elswhere.

This book is so sloppily written. Palmer repeats conversations almost word for word, attributes thoughts to the wrong characters, has people wearing almost nothing in the middle of winter... please, someone find her an editor! Other than that, this was an enjoyable, nicely steamy romance, though I found the mystery sections pretty dull.

answer to those who gave this story a poor rating, may I suggest you first read "After Midnight" in order to appreciate the full impact of the relationship between Phoebe and Jeremiah. Believe me, their foundation story in that book is stunning.

Love the Long Tall Texans series, so this was a good read.

This is a great book and I love Diana Palmer I am totally hooked on her books&look forward to reading more of them.

Very good book couldn't put it down.

This book was very interesting.

I enjoyed reading this book. I finished it in two days, I was unable to put it down..

NOT MY USUAL CUP OF TEA BUT NOT A BAD READ

An interesting mystery & a romance to care about. Palmer delivers again!

Great!

A love story, with a little humor thrown in as well as a little mystery. A good read and I recommend it. Rating 1 to 5, I rate it a 4.

Loved this book. Steamy and tender at the same time.

TENNESSE 1994.CORTEZ IS FBI. PHOEBE IS AN EXPERT IN NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURE. THEY KNEW EACH OTHER YEARS AGO. NOW AS THE TWO INVESTIGATE A MURDER, THEY FIND THEMSELVES IN A WORLD OF CONSPIRACY, DECEPTION AND A LOVE MORE POWERFUL THAN ANYTHING THEY'VE EVER KNOWN.

GREAT BOOK

Jeremiah Cortez thought he'd left the past behind him--especially the pat of his past concerning phoebe keller. Once she had stirred his world-weary soul. now, years later, seeing the blond beauty again sparks dormant desires. But he has to push his emotions aside--he has new ties that can't be broken.
Phoebe thought her feelings for Cortez were buried as deep as the artifacts she studies in her museum. An expert in Native American culture, she has her doubts when an anthropologist claims to have discovered a Neanderthal skeleton on a nearby reservation. But before Phoebe can pursue the matter, the professor in question turns up dead--and the FBI sends Cortez to investigate.
Now, as the two delve further into the murder, they find themselves entangled in a world of conspiracy, deception...and a love more fowerful than anything they've ever known.

Diana Palmer does it again! Another great book!

little slow but good

I liked the theme as I have a "thing" for sexy long-haired Native Americans. However, this is not the best DP I have ever read.The story seemed kind of choppy. Also, it was a stretch for me to believe an FBI agent would be making out in a car totally oblivious to everyone and everything while a killer was trying to kill his lady. Yet, this occured a couple of times; the sheriff even interruped them once. I will continue to read DP as I think she is a wonderful author. I just didn't particularly like this one.
Isadora

Jeremiah Cortez though he'd left the past behind him, especially the part of his past concerning Phoebe Keller. Once she had stirred his world weary soul. Now years later, seeing the blond beauty again sparks dormant desires. But he has to push his emotion aside, he has new ties that can'b be broken.

If you're ready for a good romance, this is it. Murder, the FBI, suspense against a background of the NC mountains with Native Americans, both Cherokee and Comanche.

Jeremiah Cortez and blonde beauty Phobe Keller are reunited when the FBI sends him to investigate a murder near Phobe's Native American Museum where she is employed. Teaming up, the two delve into conspiracy, deception, and a love more powerful than anything they have ever known.

from the back:
Jeremiah Cortez thought he'd left the past behind him- especially the part of his past concerning Phoebe Keller. Once she had stired his world-weary soul. Now, years laster seeing the blond beauty again sparks dormant desires. But he has to push his emotions aside-he has new ties that can't be broken
Phoebe thought her feelings for Cortez were buried as deep as the artifacts she studies in her museum. An expert in Native American culture,she has her doubts when an anthropologist claims to have discovered a Neanderthal skeleton on a nearby reservation.But before Phoebe can pursue the mattter, the professor in question turns up dead-and the FBI sends Cortez to investigate.
Now, as the tow delve further into the murder, they find themselves entangled in a world of conspiracy,deception.... and a love more powerful than anything they've ever known.

I really enjoyed this one, its classic Diana Palmer, a quick read.

I love Palmer, and this one I add to my muchly enjoyed list.

A good read...with twists and turns in the storyline.

Very Good!! If you love Diana you will love this one.

Book is brand new...I have not read it so I have no opinion.