Cool! I read a women's thriller in a fairly stereotypical way.
It was probably not bad, I just don't have anything real to compare it to, just some cinematic thrillers, which are similar, but shorter - over in two hours. ( )

so/so mystery @ 2nd marriage lots of deaths — don't know 'till end —

"You're in danger. You and Amanda." The warning draws Bonnie Wheeler to a place she has never been: To the brutally slain body of her husband's ex-wife . . . To the shattering of her perfect world by a murdered woman's secrets . . . To a place where every truth becomes a lie—and every loved one is a stranger . . . To a gathering darkness that threatens her innocent child—and herself . . . To a home where nothing is safe, and there's no one she can trust. No one.

Not her best, a who done it mystery. Woman found murdered. Many suspects. ( )

This is the first Joy Fielding book I've given a one star rating. I hate to say it was blech, as others may get some entertainment from it, but it was blech to me. The female protagonist once again was a victim ALL THROUGH THE BOOK. I have nothing against Fielding's protrayal of women in crisis, but I am TIRED of the "poor little me" syndrome. Always, some evil person is doing something awful to the protagonist. The dream sequences are getting old too. This makes the 10th book of Fielding's I 've read in a row, so maybe I'm burnt out. I do want to say that the ending was a not what I expected. To Joy Fielding's credit, she always manufactures an original plot and that is why I have stuck with her, but this book was tiring.. ( )

This to me was more like a tv movie. The beginning 3/4 of it was tough to get into. The writing was very simple & almost junior high reading level. I did like the ending. It was suspensful & somewhat shocking. ( )