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1 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Time Waste Too May 03, 2008
I am afraid I have to agree with Time Wasted. If you want a overview of the story you can check out C. Rosenberg. Although this is DC ELmore's first attempt, I would be hard pressed to purchase another book by this author.
Trisitn one of the main characters is a world renowned photographer, doing her sister a favor by taking pictures of a wilderness trip. Her sister owns the outfit and asks Tristin to take pictures for a brochure.
Within the first few pages Trisitn is hopelessly in love with Danielle, who swings from treating Trisitn like her friend, best friend, lover, sex only encounter, to jealous lover and back again. I needed a score card to keep track. Danielle changed her feelings toward Tristin as ofter as you turn the page. I too stopped reading the book midway. I have never done that before. I didn't even care who was causing the "Imperceptible Danger".
I also found the dialogue poorly written. If you've read Lake, Radclyffe, Miller, Hill then you have read 5 star quality dialogue. I give the dialogue in this book a 2 star.
Sorry
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 Survived Lion Attack but Can You Survive Love? Feb 12, 2007
I really loved this book! The characters are very real and enjoyable. The plot is well written and moves along nicely. I read this book in one afternoon. I couldn't put it down until I was finished. Love is tough in the great outdoors but, if you find your soulmate it might just be worth it! Getting the two main characters (Tristin and Danielle) to believe just that may be harder than it sounds! Tristin has old scars and Danielle has her own demons to fight. Can they battle them and win eachother's hearts or will their battles be to large to overcome? Dc keeps you going until the end of the book...you just never know whats waiting for you in the woods of 'Wilderness Escape'. This book is an emotion packed adventure that delivers. Imperceptible Danger is a great book and a very enjoyable, easy read. DC has a talent for creating great characters and a good story that flows well all the way through! You will not be disappointed in this one! I will keep this book in my collection to read again and I look forward to reading more from this great writer!
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
An Enjoyable Read Jan 06, 2007
I have to say that Imperceptible DANGER has everything that makes this a five-star novel. The reader is immediately immersed in D.C.'s amazing character development, well-crafted storyline, and page-turning suspense. One of my favorite scenes is the rope bridge which hasn't been done as effectively in any other novel that I have read. All the love scenes are tastefully written and I'm looking forward to reading the other two novels published by this author so far, Malicious Intentions and A Season of Change. A brief synopsis is below.
World-renowned photographer, Tristin Dobbs, pitches in to help her sister's new business venture get off the ground and finds herself on a two-week camping trip with a group of city girls. She's partnered up with Danielle Eason who has never been further than her backyard when it comes to the great outdoors, but that seems to be the standard for the rest of the group as well. As days pass by though, Tristin finds that her feelings for Danielle are intensifying and so are the dangers that they keep encountering. Are these dangerous encounters a coincidence? Does someone have it out for Danielle? Or is someone in the group trying to sabotage Tristin's sister's business? Time is running out. Will Tristin be able to save the woman she loves or will Danielle fall victim to the imperceptible danger that lies ahead?
This novel will leave the reader wanting more!
2 of 9 found the following review helpful:
time wasted Jan 04, 2007
I bought these books at the reccomendation of a friend. I will still speak to her but will never follow her book advice again. I found both her books to lack imagination. I was bored and had to force myself to finish them. I have never stopped a book part way through but I wish I had with these.
8 of 11 found the following review helpful:
Wonderful multi-faceted story! Mar 13, 2006
D.C. is an excellent storyteller who doesn't bog the reader down with extraneous descriptiveness. She is able to fully describe settings and put you in the middle of the scene without the unnescessary fluff that so many authors fill their books with. Her stories are fun, exciting, romantic, suspenseful, and captivating all at the same time. Awesome dialogue with laugh-out-loud comebacks and one-liners!
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