inkBLOT

This is a fun young adult story about a teen who creates this ingenious personality profiling software which he hopes to one day use for the good of society. Unfortunately his love interest decides it could be used for the good of her career first. While I could see from the get-go that this woman was no good and his heart should be pointed in a different direction, I enjoyed the ride of watching him figure it out. It was kind of like watching a fun tv show.

This was an enjoyable read and I would recommend it to others in search of a light mystery. The characters were likable making the book an enjoyable read.

Enjoyable enough but was not as good as Naigle's other books about Adams Grove.Her other two were better in my opinion.

I enjoyed reading this book. Interesting plot twist. Once you start to read this book, it's hard to put down.

A delightful collaboration between Nancy Naigle and Phyllis Johnson, inkBLOT is a wild ride. I like the way the plot builds and the twists turn in this mystery. I will have to say I kind of suspected who actually was doing everything but was still surprised at the end when I found out I was right.I don't want to give the story away, just say this is a great read for young and old. It also seams to be a bit of a cautionary tale.Great job Nancy & Phyllis! I look forward to future collaborations.

What a wonderful book. I am constantly amazed at the talent people have. This book is a delightful surprise and I choose not to describe it, because I would not want to give the plot away. I will tell you that it holds your interest, it is WELL written and you will enjoy it very much.

started, stopped, started, stopped - ditched the book. i just couldn't find a connection quick enough to continue reading. deleted it from my kindle

An easy read which keeps your interest. I thoroughly enjoyed inkBlot. It certainly makes you aware of the seriousness of giving over too much information on the net.