K.L. Slater has surpassed herself with her present thriller. The tension of the thriller is consistently high, the writing style fluid. You fly through the pages and can hardly put the book on the side. Saffy, not exactly laid on roses from life, lives alone. The custody for her little son Fox was granted to her divorced husband Neil, because she had to cope with a personal trauma. Now she finally became an interview at Glassworks...
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K.L. Slater has surpassed herself with her present thriller. The tension of the thriller is consistently high, the writing style fluid. You fly through the pages and can hardly put the book on the side. Saffy, not exactly laid on roses from life, lives alone. The custody for her little son Fox was granted to her divorced husband Neil, because she had to cope with a personal trauma. Now she finally became an interview at Glassworks...