The Alibi

A lot of Sandra Brown\’s books seem to have a similar storyline – male and female meet, complications arise, after a few plot twists and turns all works out. This one was pretty much the same. It is the plot twists in between that make us keep reading her books and this one was a very enjoyable.winding road.

I\’ve been a fan of Sandra Brown for many years. The Alibi was one of my favorites. Had to get to the end to find out who dunit! I also liked the development of the romance. I like the suspense and trying to figure out who the bad guy is, rather than the romance part. In this case there was a healthy dose of both! Enjoy!!

Ive read this book several times, its one of my favorites. Loved the writing style, we are kept on edge and the story unfolds where we have no idea who the killer is. Love the chemistry between Alex and Hammond. But why isnt she using Hammond as her alibi? Trust me, this book is so good and definitely worth reading. Loved the ending too. I highly recommend this book.

This was my first Sandra Brown book and I\’ll definitely start looking at the others. I found some parts a bit unrealistic, but am still giving it 5 stars. I found the other reviews interesting because I had tried a Sandra Brown sample a while back and didn\’t care for it. After reading other reviews, I\’m assuming my first sample must have been one of her romance books, of which there are all ready too many on the market. The Alibi includes romance but goes beyond into the mystery and suspense mode. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for something more than \”just romance.\”

Sandra Brown\’s THE ALIBI is a nice change-of-pace for the author in that it\’s the rare instance in which her main character is male rather than the bordering-on-cookie-cutter female protagonists that have littered some of her recent work. Set in Charleston, the novel focuses on ADA Hammond Cross, who is brought a murder case involving one of the city\’s most prominent figures. It doesn\’t help that the victim wasn\’t particularly liked–by anyone–which leaves a laundry list of potential suspects. Unfortunately for Cross, the prime suspect is someone who has a fairly airtight alibi–him. You can pretty much see where this is going, which is fine because Brown has never exactly trafficked in brain surgery. But it\’s not helped along by Brown\’s cheesy, overly florid writing style when it comes to the \”romantic\” detours the book takes throughout. Nevertheless, this remains one of Brown\’s best, along with EXCLUSIVE, and should ease the pain of those who read the really awful STANDOFF before they got their hands on this.

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