I’d had Lie by the Pool by Susan Walter awaiting me on my iPad for a while before getting to it. I’m not sure why I requested it, but something about it leapt out and I’ve seen other Aussie bookbloggers or bookstagrammers reading it too. In some ways it’s a proverbial sleeper. We come into the story part-way through. Bree has lost everything – her husband and house – and is living out of her car. When we meet her she’s sneaking into the poolhouse of a large house in Beverley Hills. It’s obvious that it’s familiar to her for some reason but that’s all we know. And that’s all we do know until Walter very cleverly starts pulling together multiple threads.
Book review: In Twenty Years by Allison Winn Scotch
I’ve followed author Allison Winn Scotch on social media for years. And years. But had never read any of her work thinking it was too far of a stretch from my usual fare of thrillers and crime fiction to appeal.
I’m not exactly sure why therefore I requested a copy of her latest release, In Twenty Years, but I’m most certainly glad I did.
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