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Into the Shadows is an exquisitely told romance laced with mystery and intrigue. The mystery centers around interwoven backstories between the characters, which are foreshadowed and/or alluded to. The author's pacing of the reveals is perfect, keeping the suspense to know continuous and unrelenting - by the middle of the book I couldn't put it down. Each time something is revealed, more questions come up and there are layers upon layers of buried family secrets.

The author also does a wonderful job of building sexual tension between Lily and David. Impressive, really. I was dying for them to get together - finally, as I felt their desire growing and growing. As their feelings burgeon, so do all of the obstacles in their way. Jeez... the author really had me wondering how they would ever get there. The cherry on top: There are gems of wisdom about life, love and family relationships nestled into the narrative, offering the opportunity for self-reflection.

In case you couldn't tell, I loved the book. And I highly recommend it.


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Into The Shadows A romantic suspense with an edge of mystery edition by Marie Jones Romance eBooks Reviews

After reading this, I'm not sure how I felt about it. There was a lot more drama than thriller, and more romance than I am usually a fan of, though that was kind of my favorite part. I loved the glimpse into Ireland and it put me in the mood for another Irish adventure.

But there were so many things that I didn't like. The biggest struggle I had was the editing. All of the dialogue is done with single quotes, instead of the double I am used to, which left the author with no choice in how to demonstrate ones thoughts to oneself except to say "she thought to herself." But it was consistent, so I can't really say that it was wrong, just very distracting. And then there was the adaptation to English and Irish accents and spellings, which was kind of fun as she didn't do it too heavily, but still had me double reading things at times. There were several consistency errors, like at one point the main character took off her coat and set it on a chair, then a page later took it off again.
Most of those probably should make me rate it far lower.

Then there were aspects of the story that I didn't care for. I'm not sure if it's a cultural thing, but from the back I was sure that the sister was dead, and her ghost was showing up in the photo. But that never crossed their minds. I really couldn't stand David. I mean, I get that he was in a very emotional state over everything going on, but how she could fall for him instead of the friendly light-hearted and always kind bartender was kind of beyond me. It had this Twilight feel that I am just so over.

The myriad twists and turns felt very contrived, but I suppose one could say that it comes down to whether you are a person who believes in fate and meant to be's. I'm not.

But there were no major plot holes, the pieces all fit together in a rather predictable puzzle, and the romance was clean with a touch of spice, so if those are your kinds of jam you will probably enjoy this book. If that sounds like your jam, then you can grab a copy on

I didn't hate it, but I wouldn't read it again and I don't think I was invested enough in the characters to read the second book, if there is one. Unless it's about the bartender Greg. I would read his story.
Lovely story! I have enjoyed every page of it! I would recommend it to anyone like myself who likes a good book long or short.
I don't normally read books like this, but was asked to review it. It's a mystery with unexpected romance at the center of it. I kept wanting to see what would happen next and to find out the truth. So it moved along pretty quickly for me. The main character I didn't really like at first, but she goes through a bit of a transformation and in the end I liked her. The description of the setting made me want to visit Dingle.
Thank you for a lovely tale of love and understanding one’s inner emotions. However, as a retired English teacher/librarian, I was truly disappointed that the many grammatical and spelling errors were a distraction from the story-line. Please, please have your editor and/or proof-reader correct the numerous errors before your final copy goes to press.
On a visit to the Dingle Peninsula in Ireland, Lily Crossways takes a photo at Inch Beach. Though she was alone at the time, a woman's image shows up in the photograph. Compelled to return to find out the woman's identity -- and why she appeared to Lily -- Lily's life takes some twists and turns, causing her to discover unexpected truths about her own past.

Into the Shadows is an interesting, sometimes riveting read, and I found myself not wanting to put it down. The only reason I knock off a star is, it could use some finessing by a quality editor. Jones's tale is worthy of that. The issues are minor, however. Is it a good story? Yes. Did I enjoy reading it? Absolutely.

With themes of love, betrayal, and painful family relationships and secrets, Into the Shadows is definitely worth a reader's time and energy.
Into the Shadows is an exquisitely told romance laced with mystery and intrigue. The mystery centers around interwoven backstories between the characters, which are foreshadowed and/or alluded to. The author's pacing of the reveals is perfect, keeping the suspense to know continuous and unrelenting - by the middle of the book I couldn't put it down. Each time something is revealed, more questions come up and there are layers upon layers of buried family secrets.

The author also does a wonderful job of building sexual tension between Lily and David. Impressive, really. I was dying for them to get together - finally, as I felt their desire growing and growing. As their feelings burgeon, so do all of the obstacles in their way. Jeez... the author really had me wondering how they would ever get there. The cherry on top There are gems of wisdom about life, love and family relationships nestled into the narrative, offering the opportunity for self-reflection.

In case you couldn't tell, I loved the book. And I highly recommend it.