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A review by nixbix_reads
The Wrong Woman by J.P. Pomare
dark
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
This was so easy to read - I was hooked from the start & just had to know what happened!
I already knew this story was going to have some level of drama. Reid returns home to carry out an insurance investigation into a car crash, but his home town is where he used to be a cop before he was run out of town. Adding to this is the fact that the victim of the car crash may have some secrets that he would have liked to have died when he did. I enjoyed the dual POV - we get to see Reid as he investigates Eshana & the car crash, and we also get Eshana in the time leading up to the crash. It all adds up to a tense & suspenseful read with plenty of twists, and I really enjoyed it.
I already knew this story was going to have some level of drama. Reid returns home to carry out an insurance investigation into a car crash, but his home town is where he used to be a cop before he was run out of town. Adding to this is the fact that the victim of the car crash may have some secrets that he would have liked to have died when he did. I enjoyed the dual POV - we get to see Reid as he investigates Eshana & the car crash, and we also get Eshana in the time leading up to the crash. It all adds up to a tense & suspenseful read with plenty of twists, and I really enjoyed it.