I do not generally read blurbs and this one is no exception. I’ve had it sitting in my Kindle library for quite a while and picked it out to read. I was not expecting this story … at all. I don’t know what I was expecting, but I was not disappointed.
I enjoyed reading Tess’s story. She is suffering from the
loss of Kyle a year ago, is having trouble at her company (Kingsley Tech),
comes face to face with some really bad guys, and is fighting the attraction
she feels to Mark, a man she met at a function they both attended. Tess is
tough, she’s strong, she’s committed to finding answers no matter the cost.
Mark is facing his own losses in life and wasn’t expecting
to meet Tess, which is one thing they could agree on. He also wasn’t expecting
to be put in the situations he found himself in.
There are a whole host of other characters – Declan, David,
Kavita, The Raven, the bad guys, the police who were involved.
I enjoyed reading about all that Tess and Mark were facing,
how they were both dealing with their own inner turmoil, trying to find some
healing, some justice in what they went through. I like how the author
portrayed this relationship as up and down as these two were going through
their emotional baggage, not to mention some other trauma-filled events through
these pages.
For a debut novel, this one is extremely well written, I
thought, and played out the events well. It has just the right amount of
action, the right amount of intrigue, the right amount of attraction between
Tess and Mark. If you like reading about cybercrimes, I highly recommend you
pick this one up. I’m sure you won’t be disappointed.
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