THREE of my favorite authors have come together for one AMAZING book of SUSPENSE, MYSTERY, "SPINE-TINGLING THRILLS, and CHILLS!"

Just as you finish one FABULOUS story you are thrown into another and can't stop until all three are solved!

Hunted by Traci Hunter Abramson
Reagan is in a very bad situation! The only thing to do is escape. In doing so she is sent literally flying into the arms of a Jill and Doug. Doug is FBI and he and Jill have been contemplating adopting. Is it a 'twisted fate' that they have been brought together? Is Reagan finally safe or will she have to run again?

Death House by Gregg Luke
When Eve moves into a very small town she meet up with Adam. Pulled together by their secrets they decide to explore the old Collier mansion at the dead-end of the street. The manor "where a gruesome, still-unsolved double death had occurred." Adam feels compelled to solve the mystery before the 100-year anniversary on October 13th...if he doesn't, he believes that in some "twisted fate", someone else might die.

Haunting Reminders by Stephanie Black
Jamie is excited to be going back home to her dream job of managing the store called the Treasure Chest. But when vicious pranks start happening to her ex-fiancé and his pregnant wife, everyone believes it is her way of getting revenge. Is is "twisted fate" or can Jamie help them figure out who is behind the attacks before she loses her job or lands in jail?

LOVED. LOVED. LOVED. IT!
DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS ONE!
A PERFECT READ! ( )

I am a huge fan of all these three authors but I feel Stephanie Black's creative juices were lacking slightly. The plot in 'Haunting Reminders' seemed somewhat "stuck in a mire" . It was though she stretched out the story in an unsteady way. The plot idea was good it just needed more "fill in" and better delivery. It still was interesting.

Both Gregg Luke and Traci Abrams were in full force with the energy and intensity of their novella's plots. In Gregg Luke's 'Death House', the reader was kept on edge until the end. This would be a great tale for Halloween night. It bordered on creepily surreal. The intensity lessened toward the end.

In 'Hunted', Traci Abramson steadily builds the drama and intrigue. The action develops well into the story. It slowly dwindles to a conclusion.

They all did well in character development and the surrounding background scenes. One could feel oneself caught in the adventures with the main characters. The title is applicable but the book cover - although effective - is too dark to be eye-catching.

On a whole, It definitely deserves a Four Stars rating. ( )