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J M

Loved the unfolding mystery

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 10 June 2022

The very well thought out and pieced together mystery kept me completely engaged. The book was well edited. The Christian aspect was subtle.
While I totally believe that God's power within us can accomplish great things, I did do some eye rolls when Tavish, with numerous severe injuries and an injection of a paralyzing drug, was able to perform such heroics. I was hoping she would recognize and give God the credit at the end, but that didn't happen. With Sawyer's own faith, it would seem like a discussion that should have happened. - Just my thoughts.
I did enjoy and would recommend this book and will read more from this author.

lighthouse88

Very exciting read!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 19 August 2019

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Want to read a very captivating and thrilling book? Look no further! Carrie has once again entertained and captivated my attention with a tale that is just outstanding! I started the novel one evening rather late and hated to wait till the next day to finish it, but alas I had to. So, when I picked it up the following day, I just kept turning pages until the very end. It was an unbelievable tale about a woman who doesn’t want to be called by her real name but by Tavish, which is a part of her last name.
Tavish is a brilliant woman who owns a company, is an heiress when she turns 30, and an artist. She views herself different from what is reality, and all she wants is to be loved. What changes her whole life is that she loses her fiancée and inherits a dog she at first loathes. But life is about to rush her headlong into trouble and running for her life.
Tavish meets an FBI agent named Stewart though he doesn’t reveal that part of his life to her at first. Tavish and her mother don’t get along at all but wait to read what happens between these two characters! There is romance, danger, mystery, faith, adventure and more awaiting you in the pages of Fragments of Fear. When you’re done, don’t be surprised if you are wanting to read another of Carrie’s books!
Don’t hold your breath when reading this exciting and surprising tale!

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Rebecca Maney

Dizzying Details, but Lots of Fun to Read!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 5 August 2019

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3.5 stars

"Am I trying to connect something that isn't connected? What am I missing?"

Evelyn "Tavish" McTavish's life has turned into a nightmare of missed connections; first it's her dead fiance, next it's a dog that doesn't even belong to her, then there is the matter of a client who wasn't completely forthcoming, and to top it all off . . . someone has just tried to kill her. Tavish's life goals are so simple; become a successful artist and live happily ever after, but even that is in jeopardy before a handsome art critic turns out to be someone else entirely. However, a gazillion questions remain; what about her mother, and the stolen paintings, that were recovered somewhat easily? And . . . . and . . . . . . the list goes on and on until Tavish is convinced that she is going to lose her mind, if she doesn't lose her life in the process. Going on the run seems the only logical thing to do.

This book will remind readers of a giant jigsaw puzzle with lots of missing pieces, merely hiding in plain sight. It's complicated, maybe a bit rushed from a relational perspective, but chocked full of intrigue; providing fans with a lot to cheer about when Tavish's fragments of fear are finally allowed to rest in the positive, not negative, space.

5 people found this helpful

Sherry welch

Ended too soon

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 29 May 2022

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Fragments of Fear was a very different book, with a heroine who sees herself as fat and unattractive, a nervous wreck, and maybe a little psycho. Along the way she grabs hold of herself and ferrets out the culprits in a series of murders. A handsome FBI agent, in the process of helping her, finds himself in dire need of rescue, and Tavish, the heroine figures out the clues and rushes to find him, only to be confronted by two of the killers. The entire book is like a whirlwind, so fasten your seatbelt!

Andrea Dautrich

Chic Chic

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 14 November 2022

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nice awesome cute funny cool likeable boring sleepy girly trying together and praying I don't read it again said me

Art Brammer

fun, clean suspense

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 5 August 2019

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Tavish's life comes tumbling down with the suicide of her fiance. Insecure and anxious, her life takes a mysterious turn when the pound calls to tell her to pick up her dog. But Tavish doesn't own a dog. Soon Tavish is drawn into a web of suspicion and murder in which she must solve the mystery or be blamed for it.

This is the sixth book by Carrie I've read. As usual, the mix of humor and suspense is great. The characters are likable. The surprise ending has some unique twists. This book is slightly Christian and I find the conversion experience in it far from convincing. I never like to see a Christian and an unbeliever fall in love, and you find this in this book. I feel like the characters fall in love without knowing much about each other. Yet it's still a fun, clean read, full of suspense. I enjoyed reading it, but did prefer her Gwen Marcey series.

9 people found this helpful

J. Thomsen

Glad I found this author

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 21 June 2022

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This is an excellent book. I just discovered this author and so glad that I did. I loved every minute of reading this book and have since purchased several more of her books. Never disappoints.

Dallass

What a ride.

Reviewed in Australia 🇦🇺 on 2 August 2021

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It’s only by stubbornness that I didn’t DNF this puppy. By the time I’d gotten to p.70 I was wondering how I ended up with this. I didn’t like the mc, Tavish, and the other characters were completely horrid. Still, I persevered, and by p.78 I began to feel a little hopeful that this wasn’t the disaster I’d encountered thus far.

Thankfully it picks up from there, and by the end of the book bother Tavish, and the reader, have been on quite the roller coaster of an adventure. There isn’t any romance to speak of, and the mystery of the bodies Tavish has discovered - she’s a lightning rod for them, I swear - all boils down to someone a little closer to home having a hand in this. I liked it the further I got, and although some moments are completely outlandish, they fit in quite nicely and further the plot and characters motivation. Not a perfect book by any means, but a fast paced action packed ride that fills in a couple of hours quite nicely.

3.5 stars ⭐️

Carolyn King

GOOD BOOK!

Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on 18 January 2022

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One of my favourite authors!!

Lenna

A great mystery!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 7 June 2022

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Lots of twists and turns. Enjoyed reading each chapter, wondering what turn the mystery would take. Kept me guessing until the end.

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