Review
"The author's writing style amazed me. The story was told as simply and matter-of-factly as though it was a newspaper report. She was able to get inside the heads of her characters to an incredible degree and expose their vulnerabilities, their insecurities, their fears, and even mental illness without flinching." Overall 5 stars, plot 4.5 stars, characters 4.5 stars. --Red Adept Reviews
"Suburban Noir ... I would recommend it to all who enjoy a good psychological thriller made more menacing by its everyday setting." --Jane Steen, The Book Book
"Kept me turning the pages". --E-Finds: Books, Music, Video and other On-Line Finds
"Amazingly full of tension from the very first page." --Sabrina Ogden, My Friends Call Me Kate Book Review Blog
"Most telling is that I would like a sequel." --Suzanne Conboy-Hill, Finding Fiction
"Suburban Noir ... I would recommend it to all who enjoy a good psychological thriller made more menacing by its everyday setting." --Jane Steen, The Book Book
"Kept me turning the pages". --E-Finds: Books, Music, Video and other On-Line Finds
"Amazingly full of tension from the very first page." --Sabrina Ogden, My Friends Call Me Kate Book Review Blog
"Most telling is that I would like a sequel." --Suzanne Conboy-Hill, Finding Fiction
Product Description
Haunted by fear after witnessing a brutal attack on her mother and the disintegration of her parents' marriage, Amy Lewis is determined to protect her own marriage from even the hint of a threat. Her fears for the safety of herself and her twin daughters are enflamed when a woman in her neighborhood is murdered.
Charlotte Whittington simply wants a safe neighborhood for her daughter, and a second chance to follow her dream of expressing her artistic vision through photography. She quickly realizes that she's forgotten how stifling suburbia can be.
Troubled by fears that her son is doomed to remain an outsider because he hates soccer, Rachel's husband is unconcerned, so she seeks solace in her friends. When the close-knit group of soccer moms starts to unravel, she is forced to choose between the man she loves and her best friend.
In a world where suburban women, tormented by obsessive fears for their children, are on a collision course, who will survive?
Suburban Noir -- where the mundane is menacing.
Charlotte Whittington simply wants a safe neighborhood for her daughter, and a second chance to follow her dream of expressing her artistic vision through photography. She quickly realizes that she's forgotten how stifling suburbia can be.
Troubled by fears that her son is doomed to remain an outsider because he hates soccer, Rachel's husband is unconcerned, so she seeks solace in her friends. When the close-knit group of soccer moms starts to unravel, she is forced to choose between the man she loves and her best friend.
In a world where suburban women, tormented by obsessive fears for their children, are on a collision course, who will survive?
Suburban Noir -- where the mundane is menacing.
