Sometimes, it’s not easy to tell the good guys from the bad
…
Freelance journalist, Anna Morris, is struggling to make a
name for herself, so she’s delighted to attend a launch event for a hip, young
artist at her friend Seb’s gallery.
But an exclusive interview isn’t all Anna comes away with.
After an encounter with the enigmatic Darrick Farron, she is flung into the
shady underground of the art scene – a world of underhand dealings, missing
paintings and mysterious deaths …
Seb is intent on convincing Anna that Darrick is up to no
good but, try as she might, she can’t seem to keep away from him. And as she
becomes further embroiled, Anna begins to wonder – is Seb’s behaviour the
well-intentioned concern of an old friend, or does he have something to hide?
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Author Links
Website and blog: www.clarechase.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ClareChase_
Bio
Clare Chase writes romantic suspense and women sleuth
mysteries. Her stories are inspired by what makes people tick, and how strong
emotions can occasionally turn everyday incidents into the stuff of crime
fiction.
Clare wrote dodgy whodunits in primary school, read English
at London University, and honed her creative writing skills whilst working in
PR. She is a member of the Romantic Novelists' Association, and the Crime
Writers' Association.
In her spare time, she enjoys drawing, cooking and wandering
round the pubs, restaurants and galleries of Cambridge, where she lives with
her husband and teenage children.
You Think You Know Me
is her debut novel, and is available now on Kindle, and in paperback from 7th
September.
My Review
I find it hard to believe that this is a
novel by a debut writer as I know many writers with several years’ experience
who would be proud to have written this book. Clare’s writing is accomplished
and immediately pulled me into Anna’s world as she tries to forge a career as
an Arts journalist. The book started off as a simple romance – or so I thought.
I was totally unprepared for the mind games and suspense that were to follow as
Anna has to decide whether to trust her boyfriend Darrick or her old school
friend and boss, Seb. I loved the way Clare plays with the reader, setting up a
scenario only to pull it down a few chapters later as the suspense hurtles
towards the finale – and what a finale! I read this book over two days as I
really wanted to know what the right decision was and if Anna made the right
choice. This book will suck you in – brilliant!
5/5
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