Review of Crimeline Hollywood

Chantelle Johnson · Post by **Chantelle Johnson** » 13 Oct 2024, 20:44

Just reading this review makes me want to actually read the book. I like fun mysteries and crime mixed together. My favorite go to thought is romance and erotica but when a mystery book is fun and mixed in with AI technology it's normally really great. I'd love to see a movie adaptation of this book

Post by **Elizabeth Humberstone** » 13 Oct 2024, 21:02

I rate Thomas Collins' book, Crimeline Hollywood, 4 out of 5 stars. It is an excellent book that is only let down by the sheer number of errors. If this book were professionally edited, I would give it a perfect score.

Gladis Ratish Kumar · Post by **Gladis Ratish Kumar** » 13 Oct 2024, 21:22

The review provided valuable insights. The plot appears to be captivating, combining mystery, action, and humor. I'm excited to dive into the book to uncover what happens to Dash and Sparklyn.

mytkreadingreview · Post by **mytkreadingreview** » 13 Oct 2024, 21:57

Dash was able to do his work when hiding himself, but now Sparkling was he he try to save Sparkling will he be successfully in this mission

Post by **Judy Burr** » 13 Oct 2024, 22:03

Thank you for the review. I read the sample and enjoyed all the humor. The action starts from the beginning and hilarity ensues. I would read this book.

Timilehin ALO · Post by **Timilehin ALO** » 13 Oct 2024, 22:04

I'm absolutely hooked! The perfect blend of mystery and humor has me hooked. I love how the author masterfully balances suspense and wit, keeping me on the edge of my seat and chuckling at the same time.

Timilehin ALO · Post by **Timilehin ALO** » 13 Oct 2024, 22:05

I'm absolutely hooked! The perfect blend of mystery and humor has me hooked. I love how the author masterfully balances suspense and wit, keeping me on the edge of my seat and chuckling at the same time.

Abiodunakinola · Post by **Abiodunakinola** » 13 Oct 2024, 22:18

This book strikes a perfect balance between suspense and humor, making it a highly enjoyable mystery novel. The lighthearted moments, like Dash’s humorous interactions with his GPS during a high-speed chase, provide comic relief amidst the tension of the kidnapping. Nice review.

Post by **Stephen Christopher 1** » 13 Oct 2024, 22:36

This book is right up my alley, Hollywood glamor, a mystery, and vain characters. I can't wait to read it!

Post by **Alida Spies** » 13 Oct 2024, 22:41

I enjoyed the book very much. As you mentioned, suspense and humour, so one could laugh even under strenuous circumstances. The characters are quirky and interesting and the action scenes hair raising. Thank you for your informative review.

Tom Jerry 1 · Post by **Tom Jerry 1** » 13 Oct 2024, 22:47

The combination of suspense, humor, and fantasy in one book makes it an absolute intresting novel. I can't wait to get started on this adventure and discover how this cas is solved. Congratulations on BOTD!

Post by **Amarachi Stephanie Ejike** » 13 Oct 2024, 23:22

"Crimeline Hollywood" by Thomas Collins sounds like a thrill, and the title gives readers the edge of the feel! It's fun, witty, and thrilling, and it will reel you in.
Dash Harwood is on a race to save himself from the relentless pursuit of a hitman who is determined to end his life. In the process, his most famous client was kidnapped, and Dash was called out from hiding. Will Dash be able to save Sparklynn before the hitman strikes?

Azubuike J Azi · Post by **Azubuike J Azi** » 13 Oct 2024, 23:24

The combination of humor and suspense in Crimeline Hollywood has really piqued my interest. Great review, thanks for sharing!

Jyotii Reviewer · Post by **Jyotii Reviewer** » 13 Oct 2024, 23:27

I have been looking for an action novel lately. This one is definitely going to be my next read as this review has intrigued my curiosity to know the complete plot of this novel.

Post by **Alice Glover** » 13 Oct 2024, 23:36

Crimeline Hollywood is a noirish type read. The protagonist Dash Harwood, Astrologer to the Stars, is the engaging 1st person narrator as he relates with wry humor a harrowing car chase with a mob hitman in the opening chapter. As quick to find new routes as his British GPS Nigel, he hides from the mob in the western North Carolina hometown of his most famous client Sparklynn James. Then Sparklynn goes missing, and he soon gets a call from her husband. Well, that was the end of the sample I read, but the reviewer says he was called to help with the investigation and soon teams up with Rebecca, a female P.I. obsessed with her image. This one sounds like a fun read, and I love short chapters.