Title:
Dismantling Vindictiveness
Author:
Lillian R. Melendez
ASIN:
B00FUB0A8Q
Publisher:
Black Rose Writing
Format,
page count: e-book, 164 Pages
Genre:
Mystery
Release
date: 2013, Price: $3.99
Reviewed by
Patricia K. Batta originally for Amazon
Christopher
has made many enemies in his life, and one of them owns a competing
architectural firm that is in financial trouble. Oscar lets Christopher buy a
half share of his firm because he can see no other way out of his difficulties,
but everyone warns him that Christopher will only hurt him
again.
Then,
as things start improving in Oscar’s firm, they start going wrong in
Christopher’s; someone is tampering with the retirement funds. The financial
troubles are followed by a hit-and-run murder and then other attacks on people
close to Christopher. While dealing with these things and being confronted with
people who resent his past actions and suspect he may be causing the new
problems himself, he struggles to keep his heart condition hidden and under
control.
The
steps that Christopher takes to try and right the wrongs he has done in the past
make all the difference. Some of the people who had the most reason to hate him
end up being the ones who help bring the culprit to
justice.
Settle
yourself down for a nice afternoon read with this short novel. The twists and
turns will keep you involved. You may guess who the bad guy is, but the ending
will be a complete surprise.
MOE ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
PJ Nunn
Author of Angel Killer
www.pjnunn.com
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Author of Angel Killer
www.pjnunn.com
http://breakthroughpromotions.net
http://bookbrowsing.wordpress.com
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