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Evil

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Mia Fields successfully weaved a twisted tail that was not only scary but quite captivating and thought provoking. Whether her facts about governmental agencies were true or not, it was fiction definitely worth reading. It left me questioning those unexplained things which could happen to anyone.

Ms. Fields has done a wonderful job of spinning a suspenseful tale of intrigue, espionage, and the supernatural. The story flows nicely and is easy to follow. The characters feel real, giving the reader the impression of being intimately involved in the characters lives. If her next book is as good as this one, I'm looking forward to reading more by this author.

Evil is a psychological thriller that spins a web so intricately that even after I finished the novel, my mind kept the story alive. Mia Field's riveting storytelling is 2nd only to the gnawing thought that perhaps this story is closer to non-fiction than is comfortable. The moral dilemma that is squarely faced in this book rings all too true in today's volatile climate.

I can't wait for her next book!

Mia Fields has done a fine job telling her story. However, I would suggest in the future she get her facts regarding Government Agencies in order before publishing any other stories of this nature. Her information pertaining to the Federal Agency in question is totally incorrect and misleading. As a former employee of the Agency in question, I am dismayed by her portrayal of this Agency's employee as being totally out of control, cold hearted, and calculating. This type of portrayal only serves to full the fires against these employees and brings forth further misinformation regarding what this Agency works for. I suggest next time she contact the Agency she is portraying in her books to assure that her information is correct.