Title: Life On the Razor's Edge
Product review: I think the secret to the compelling nature of the plotline in J.A. Jance's PARADISE LOST is the awful frightfulness of the danger that lurks in the simplest things of everyday life, and the difficulty of negotiating the twists and turns of being a mother, a daughter, a wife, and a female sheriff caught in the limelight while running a murder investigation, and how all those roles play into the potential for disaster looming in the rear-view mirror, as well as the desperate hope for renewal that appears for brief moments around every turn in the road.Jance creates her effects by letting the reader find his or her way inside the minds and hearts of her characters, and by creating a world that is at once malicious and domestic in ways that can sometimes make it difficult to distinguish one from the other.It seems a simple story, simply told, but it keeps you on the razor's edge.
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