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Texas Ranger - Hutton & Co, Bk 4
Author: Diana Palmer

He is a true Texas Ranger. — A man of integrity with a soul of steel -- pursuing honor and justice is as natural as breathing in Marc Brannon's line of work. — Called to the scene of a high-profile murder, Brannon finds himself pitted against the vibrant -- and vulnerable -- junior investigator from his past. Years ago his heart had bee... more »

ISBN-13: 9781551668437
ISBN-10: 1551668432
Publication Date: 8/1/2001
Pages: 384
Rating:

Currently 4/5 Stars.

4 stars, based on 86 ratings

Publisher: Mira
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover, Audio Cassette, Audio CD
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Currently 2/5 Stars.

Jo V. (jovan) reviewed Texas Ranger (Hutton & Co, Bk 4) on 9/16/2007 + 299 more book reviews

3 member(s) found this review helpful.

I've read Diana Palmer books before and enjoyed them. Sadly, she tries to write a more complex book here but her skills are not up to it. I lost interest in the story line when it became obvious around page 50 who the murderer was. Sadly, the main characters start to look like idiots for not seeing what's so obvious to the reader. She also didn't seem to edit for consistency (as when the hero states that he can only afford to buy her a cheap burger, but when she says she'll go dutch, he orders himself a steak.) The story tends to hit the reader over the head with the obvious. Too much of the dialog is of the "As you know" variety and the supporting characters are all one-dimensional caricatures plainly built to support the "mystery". Diana should stick to what she does best--romance--and leave murder mysteries to those who write with more subtlety.

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