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Liked It “Paris Sweeney(Sweeney as she likes to call herself) is an artsist, a painter. Since the last year strange things started happening to her like traffic lights would go green for her, parking space emptied when she needed but strangest and weirdest of all is she started seeing ghosts, though they...” see full review » see other reviews » |
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“A typical Linda Howard book....not much of a story, but lots of lust and romance”
Andy C wrote this review Tuesday, September 22 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No“Paris Sweeney(Sweeney as she likes to call herself) is an artsist, a painter. Since the last year strange things started happening to her like traffic lights would go green for her, parking space emptied when she needed but strangest and weirdest of all is she started seeing ghosts, though they dont trouble her.
Rashida wrote this review Sunday, August 9 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
She shifts to New York and is quite used to the changes, but when one day she paints a murder scenein her sleep and is astonished and scared by this new deveolpment in her life. She is equally astonished and scared of her feelings for Richard Worth who is the estranged husband of Candra, the owner of the gallery which displays her work.
But now she doesnot have anyone but Richard to rely on and as they come to find that the first murder that she painted actually happened the same night she had done it. She has started a new painting in sleep and knows that it will be a murder scene. But to her frustaration and disappointment she is not able to paint the victim until the murder and is shocked to find that it is Richard's wife Candra and after the police see it she becomes the prime suspect.
As is strives to finish the face of the murderer she and Richard have to save her before she is killed.”
“Linda Howard is almost always a good read. Loved this book. The idea with a psychic was great.”
Priscilla wrote this review Friday, April 17 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“How i loved the sweet romance!!!! & the hero was adorable, very tender, caring..... Recommend it for everyone.”
rasha t wrote this review Sunday, April 12 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“ Now You See Her Linda Howard
Tenia F wrote this review Wednesday, April 8 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
5 stars
Paris Sweeney is a young woman in her thirties who lives alone and is a sucessful artist. The past year she has been seeing ghosts, and able to know the question and answers on Jeopardy before it appears on screen. She's just learning to deal with this, when she wakes up to find paintings shes done sleepwalking. She also is dealing with being extremley cold. The first one is of a friend who was murdered that night. There is also the complication of her finding herself very attracted to the soon to be ex husband of the gallery owner she sells her painting to. Can Richard help her learn to deal with all these new happenings?”
“I didn't care for the sexual content but I read it to find out who did the crime. Would have been a great book without the other. Won't keep.”
Tammy wrote this review Sunday, March 29 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“Paris Sweeney is a talented landscape painter in New York. While most people would call her a loner, Sweeney, as she prefers to be called, is content to be on her own focusing on producing beautiful paintings. With her eye for detail, her works are one of the most highly sought in an exclusive gallery owned by Candra Worth. But one day, Sweeney discovers another hidden talent she possesses: she can make the traffic lights turn green, she can guess the questions in a game show before they're asked, and she can actually see and speak with ghosts. While the first two might all be just coincidence, there is no denying her ability to see the dead. Then when she wakes up one day to find a graphic and morbid painting showing someone's murder, she develops a bone-deep chill verging on hypothermia that could very well kill her. And when another episode of "sleep-painting" occurs, this time depicting a murder yet to happen, she turns to Candra's estranged husband.
Michelle wrote this review Saturday, February 28 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
Richard Worth is a practical man. However, as Sweeney's illness gets worse, he knows that he cannot ignore her claims, especially when her first painting was an accurate depiction of a street vendor's murder. Now with the second painting unfinished, they need to find out who the victim is. But when the murder occurs, Sweeney becomes the primary suspect and eventually the target of the murderer.
NOW YOU SEE HER is a romantic suspense that mixes psychic phenomena, hot sensuality and intriguing plot. While the mystery is not as gripping as DREAM MAN, in which I thought the author has done such a fantastic job profiling the murderer, it has enough suspense to keep you turning the page, and the characters are well-developed. I enjoyed the banter between Richard and Sweeney. Her outspokenness is funny and I liked the way she manages to stun Richard with this characteristic.
I enjoyed this novel despite the rather rushed ending and remain a big fan of the author. ”
“steamy”
steinhac128 wrote this review Thursday, October 11 2007. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“I thoroughly enjoyed this book.”
Vicki Hinze wrote this review Saturday, September 29 2007. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
