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I like the Janzen series. The men are usually strong and sweet and the women are usually smart and capable - this was not a diversion from those characteristics. The sex is explicit and a little kinky in one scene in this book - so be forewarned if this bothers you. As usual, there are a couple of concurrent plots, and surely the plot lines will be continued in subsequent installments - neither of the stories began in this book seem "finished" which is fine with me, I like that aspect of reading a series. Janzen's books are a true series - there is resolution in each book and she doesn't leave you with a cliffhanger, but just wanting more. I am not wild about the continuing theme in some of these books of crazy scientist(s) with horrible drugs who keep kidnapping our heros/heroines and altering their biochemistry in major ways - it is a plot device that just does not appeal to me and stretches the boundaries of "willing suspension of disbelief" a little too far from my taste. But, still, I'll keep reading the series because there are other aspects that I do enjoy and her writing skills create a nice, exciting and diverting read with satisfying characters and resolutions.


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Crazy Sweet Steele Street Tara Janzen 9780440242796 Books Reviews

This is a good series. The books are action packed and exciting. I felt the proofreader or editor could have used a little help! Some of the punctuation and sentence structure was a little lacking and makes some scenes hard to follow. Overall, though, I liked the style and storylines.
Love, love, love Steele Street mysteries.
Found these by accident and am now slowly going through and reading them all.
Highly recommend!
This whole series is a fun read. I have enjoyed each book and this is no exception.
Ordered this for a friend because she loves this author.
So here is another one with more coming. How can Smith fall for someone like Honey? Good question, don't you think.
I can't tell sometimes in the book if Travis loves Red Dog or who she used to be. Is it love or guilt? Is he punishing her with the BDSM because she isn't Gillian anymore or because Red Dog likes it?

This is a good book. You definitely need to read the earlier books to appreciate it fully and I feel like it's not fully resolved so hopefully that's something Janzen is leaving for future books.
This is book 6 in the "Crazy", Steele Streete, SDF books. This is not a stand alone book, you have to start from the beginning.

I bought this book the day it came out and then put off reading it until yesterday. I had three reasons for putting it off

1) Like other reveiwers I wasn't that thrilled with the last book. The long awaited Dylan and Skeeter story got 2nd billing to Gillian and Travis.

2) I've loved Travis since book 1. But did not like how she changed him from a peace loving, meditating, sex tharapist, nature boy to an SDF operative.

3) And finally, RED DOG. Uhg! I hated her character!

In book 5 we met Gillian. She is working for the General. She seems a bit scatter brained and a little disheveled. She's smart and a bit quirky. She and Travis "get together". I really liked Gillian. I thought she was a nice partner for Travis.

Then Gillian ends up in the wrong place at the wrong time and is heavily drugged and tortured by an ex CIA agent gone bad.

This story is the continuation of that one. Her memory is wiped out from that drug. She doesn't even remember her name. What we know of sweet Gillian is gone. She only has 3 memories, Travis is one of them.

Superman trains her and for the next two years, Red Dog is born. She is an assassin hell bent on Revenge. Her one focus is Tony Royce the CIA agent that took her first life.

Red Dog just isn't that endearing of a character. I felt sorry for Travis. I admit by the end of this book I ended up feeling luke warm about her. But not the connection I have felt with the other characters in the previous books.

The secondary story in this one, saved the book for me.

C. Smith Rydell is an operative who saved Kid in a previous book. He is in El Salvador trying to find out what Red Dog was up to. He inadvertantly ends up saving Honey York-Lytton. She's on a mission to help her sister, the nun. They get stranded together in a hotel room while bombs are blasting the city. Both of these characters are loveable. And I look forward to reading more about them in "On the Loose" Spring 2007.

So to sum up. If you've been with the series since book one. Of course you must buy and must read. It's a good read. Just not her best. If Red Dog would have been more like Gillian, it probably would have been better. We just have to hope her next book will be better.
I like the Janzen series. The men are usually strong and sweet and the women are usually smart and capable - this was not a diversion from those characteristics. The sex is explicit and a little kinky in one scene in this book - so be forewarned if this bothers you. As usual, there are a couple of concurrent plots, and surely the plot lines will be continued in subsequent installments - neither of the stories began in this book seem "finished" which is fine with me, I like that aspect of reading a series. Janzen's books are a true series - there is resolution in each book and she doesn't leave you with a cliffhanger, but just wanting more. I am not wild about the continuing theme in some of these books of crazy scientist(s) with horrible drugs who keep kidnapping our heros/heroines and altering their biochemistry in major ways - it is a plot device that just does not appeal to me and stretches the boundaries of "willing suspension of disbelief" a little too far from my taste. But, still, I'll keep reading the series because there are other aspects that I do enjoy and her writing skills create a nice, exciting and diverting read with satisfying characters and resolutions.