Book Of The Month

Carolynn's Book Of The Month.

Tell the truth, the title got your attention, didn’t it?

Me too.

I love a thriller; it is one of my favourite
genre’s and there is so much choice for great thrillers written by Black authors. So, when one stands out from the others for me you know it must be surprisingly
good.

It has all the twists, and it is hard for me to tell you about it without giving those annoying spoilers. Her boyfriend is missing and there is a dead woman in the foyer, she is in the city alone.

This is a great edge of your seat page turner. perfect for those trying a thriller for the first time and those who like to grip the pages hard and stay up too late.

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