Editorial Review:

Product Description:


In Double Exposure, Collins plunges readers into a world he knows intimately -- broadcast television. We meet top TV critic Joe McBride, who's doing fine professionally, but whose private life is a mess, what with a five-year-old daughter, an angry ex-wife, and a very-soon-to-be-ex-fiancie, not to mention a come-hither co-anchor, and a beautiful brand-new neighbor who's alluring, available . . . and much, much more than meets the eye.Savvy, sexy, and edge-of-the-seat suspenseful, Double Exposure is the kind of thriller only an industry insider could create, a star turn from a man who knows that when people talk about a role to kill for, sometimes they mean exactly that.

Loved it. Wish he wrote more then this one and an other book. Very good author.

Average Rating:

Rating: - Sexy....
Loved it. Wish he wrote more then this one and an other book. Very good author.

Rating: - Exciting!
Thrilling and alluring! There is a new twist with every turn of the page. This book is even better than his last one! I can't wait for his next book.

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Rating: - Not as good as 'Eye Contact'
After reading Stephen Collins' 'Eye Contact', which I thought was fabulous, I was so excited when I finally got my hands on 'Double Exposure'. I enjoyed the book until the last 1/3, when I decided the plot was getting a bit unrealistic and silly. I also felt like Mr. Collins speed wrote the ending just to get the manuscript off to the printer!

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Rating: - Great But It needs alittle work
I thought that the book was a good thing to read. Although there are things in this bok that are not that great.

I would read it again though.

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Rating: - Page turner.
I thought I might be bias to give this book a good review because I enjoy Stephen Collins as an actor but I must give it a good review based on the story itself. This was truly a fast paced, sexy, suspensful read that kept me turning the pages. The character of Joe McBride is realistic and flawed but not an idiot which makes his actions in the story plausible. A recommended read.

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