Kara Knight is ready to escape her home town of Williamsport Maryland. Kara is a loner, who doesn't seem to fit in. She's applied to nursing school in North Carolina, and is looking forward to getting out of town. But Kara's past is about to come back to haunt her. And to make matters worse, it's a past Kara can't even remember. Who is Marissa? This novel has plenty of suspense and mystery, but towards the end, the author went too long. The section of the book that should have kept readers on the edge of their seat, became monotonous and frustrating to me. The book is still good, but not great. Recommended.
Monday, February 24, 2014
Traces of Kara - Melissa Foster
Traces of Kara is a psychological thriller. This book is $3.99 for the kindle, but it's also one of nine full length novels in the Killer Thriller Collection that's available for only 99 cents.
Kara Knight is ready to escape her home town of Williamsport Maryland. Kara is a loner, who doesn't seem to fit in. She's applied to nursing school in North Carolina, and is looking forward to getting out of town. But Kara's past is about to come back to haunt her. And to make matters worse, it's a past Kara can't even remember. Who is Marissa? This novel has plenty of suspense and mystery, but towards the end, the author went too long. The section of the book that should have kept readers on the edge of their seat, became monotonous and frustrating to me. The book is still good, but not great. Recommended.
Kara Knight is ready to escape her home town of Williamsport Maryland. Kara is a loner, who doesn't seem to fit in. She's applied to nursing school in North Carolina, and is looking forward to getting out of town. But Kara's past is about to come back to haunt her. And to make matters worse, it's a past Kara can't even remember. Who is Marissa? This novel has plenty of suspense and mystery, but towards the end, the author went too long. The section of the book that should have kept readers on the edge of their seat, became monotonous and frustrating to me. The book is still good, but not great. Recommended.
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