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Summary: A STAR IS BORN!
Review: Anonymity by Margie Gosa Shivers
From the moment I read Anonymity by Marge Gosa Shivers, I breathed a sigh of relief. My eyes were immediately taken on a roller coaster ride from start to finish as Cara Fleming is hastily chased by her husband like in a scene from the movie hit, Sleeping With The Enemy. Anonymity leaves the reader with a palpitating heart and anticipation for the worse builds to a climax.
Cara has just found out that her handsome husband, Mario, has received an anonymous message for some peculiar and deceitful reason accusing her of the unthinkable. Yes, an anonymous caller has revealed over a phone conservation that Cara, the perfect wife, is cheating on her husband. Who would do such a thing, is it true, and what is the anonymous callers' motive are questions that ponder the reader during this fast paced drama that is another work that The Disilgold Network predicts will reach the screen and we can't wait.
Readers want to be able to chase through the most engaging plot ever to hit the literary market, but will find the need to slow down to not miss one exciting detail from this masterful storyteller's work. Anonymity will leave you breathless. If you're in a relationship, you'll question if your lover would attempt to kill you if he ever found out that you were cheating.
The very scene happened right here in The Bronx as a man chopped his wife into pieces with a sword for expressing her desire to leave him for another man. What is so intriguing is that Cara must fight to the finish to prove her innocence in a tale that becomes more dangerously and intricately interwoven in a puzzle that only Cara and the lucky reader of this book can find the answers to. Anonymity is a perfect title for this 5 Star work. Only you can help Cara before it is too late so it seems. She actually thinks like the reader and the reader will become Cara, anticipating her next move to save herself. You're in for a mesmerizing modern day thrill ride from Ms. Marge Gosa whose work will make your emotions literally "Shiver." Why she's no other than, Marge Gosa Shivers, a modern day suspense novelist on the Disilgold Hit List.
Dive into a Marge Gosa Shivers book today. A star is born.
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Summary: Great Read!
Review: Anonymity is a wonderful and gripping tale of treachery, paranoia, and romance. Unlike most suspense novels, I really didn't know who was out to ruin and kill Cara, until the very end. It is a novel that will have you thumbing ahead to relieve the tension building in the story. I recommend it, highly, to anyone who desires a "great reading" suspense novel. I cannot wait until the sequel, and hope Marge Gosa Shivers hurries up with it.
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Summary: Kept on edge
Review: Anonymity is like a genuine life story. Mario and Cara were breaking up after an anonymous telephone call. The author's images enabled the reader to visualize a conspiracy and set out to discover who done it. In fact, I thought I had figured out the guilty party, but the author kept me in suspense. Yes, I was tempted to dig until I completed the book. Surprise, suspense, sadness, and finally joy all captured my imagination. Margie Shivers creativity had me hooked and after a period of time came liberation.
I liked the book because it's based on realism. The use of live chat over the Internet in the story really made the book more attractive. The characters were more like us emotionally, mentally, socially, and spiritually. I look forward to reading her next book.
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Summary: Truly Innocent
Review: Being accused of having an affair is something no one needs to deal with. Especially when you're not guilty of what you're being accused of. Cara Fleming is a loving wife and mother. She is not one to take her wedding vows lightly. Unfortunately, due to a mysterious telephone call her husband doesn't believe that. Determined to prove her innocence and find out who framed her, Cara looks to Detective Lester Miller for help. In the process of trying to work out her marriage issues a new Internet buddy enlists her help to find his long lost family. In the midst of all the confusion she is offered the job of her dreams and possibly another chance at love. When things start to seem to good to be true is when life begins to get worse for Cara. If she doesn't play it smart she may wind up losing more than her marriage. Margie Gosa has combined drama, suspense and romance. When you think you've cracked the case you have only just begun. This is gonna be a favorite in the bookclubs. Angie Pickett-Henderson
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Summary: A Riveting Plot
Review: Cara Fleming has to fight for everything she knows to be right and true. Her husband has accused her of being an adulterer based on an anonymous phone call. Their marriage teeters on the brink of destruction but Cara steadfastly refuses to apologize or admit wrongdoing in something she clearly had no part in. Moving to lead separate lives Cara is determined to clear her name. She is certain that she has been framed. Secrets revealed, hurts healed and deception woven in creates a well-told story.
Anonymity is a novel that is action packed, suspenseful and riveting. There is a large cast of characters who play a part in the framing of Cara so the reader might want to jot down a few notes along the way to keep everybody straight. The story has roots in Mississippi, Tennessee and Illinois. Typical of the black migration from the southern states to places like Chicago, Anonymity draws on close family ties and a strong sense of justice and equality no matter what the personal cost. As Cara pulls her life together and begins to discover who has set out to destroy her relationship and jeopardize her family she uncovers murder, mystery and intrigue. Mario, her estranged husband has completely abandoned her and she turns to his best friend, Detective Lester Miller, for answers. A fair man, Lester takes it upon himself to investigate with Cara and both recognize the path of danger she is on. It all comes spiraling to a head when Cara is targeted in a murder for hire plot where identities are being revealed that could further destroy several families.
Anonymity is a captivating read. I couldn't put the book down and completed it in a day. A mystery that was strong enough to not let me rest until I knew all of the intricate details. The main characters were reasonably developed but too many people made it difficult to keep relationships straight. I found myself reverting back to prior chapters to remember who was who. After I had everybody straight, the amateur detective skills along with professional skills served to create characters that could be recurring in future books by Ms. Gosa.
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Summary: A Riveting Plot
Review: Cara Fleming has to fight for everything she knows to be right and true. Her husband has accused her of being an adulterer based on an anonymous phone call. Their marriage teeters on the brink of destruction but Cara steadfastly refuses to apologize or admit wrongdoing in something she clearly had no part in. Moving to lead separate lives Cara is determined to clear her name. She is certain that she has been framed. Secrets revealed, hurts healed and deception woven in creates a well-told story.
Anonymity is a novel that is action packed, suspenseful and riveting. There is a large cast of characters who play a part in the framing of Cara so the reader might want to jot down a few notes along the way to keep everybody straight. The story has roots in Mississippi, Tennessee and Illinois. Typical of the black migration from the southern states to places like Chicago, Anonymity draws on close family ties and a strong sense of justice and equality no matter what the personal cost. As Cara pulls her life together and begins to discover who has set out to destroy her relationship and jeopardize her family she uncovers murder, mystery and intrigue. Mario, her estranged husband has completely abandoned her and she turns to his best friend, Detective Lester Miller, for answers. A fair man, Lester takes it upon himself to investigate with Cara and both recognize the path of danger she is on. It all comes spiraling to a head when Cara is targeted in a murder for hire plot where identities are being revealed that could further destroy several families.
Anonymity is a captivating read. I couldn't put the book down and completed it in a day. A mystery that was strong enough to not let me rest until I knew all of the intricate details. The main characters were reasonably developed but too many people made it difficult to keep relationships straight. I found myself reverting back to prior chapters to remember who was who. After I had everybody straight, the amateur detective skills along with professional skills served to create characters that could be recurring in future books by Ms. Gosa.
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Summary: Devious & Determined
Review: How far will a vicious slut go to take your husband. Well Paula went through great lenghts to seperate Cara & Mario Fleming. After breaking off the affair between he & Paula, Mario & Cara relocated to Chicago from Memphis. In the mean time Paula has obtained the assistance of a chicago politican who in his past life was her sister's pimp and somebody's brother. Paula proceeds to have someone contact Marion to tell him about the birthmark on Cara's body, Mario came to the conclusion that Cara was having an affair. needless to say the 2 seperated sending Mario right back into the arms of Paula. Cara eager to maintain her innocence meets detective Lester Miller (Mario's Friend). Suspecting that Cara is in danger detective Miller adds 24 hour servalence. Cara confideing in her alcoholic friend Jennifer later has to deal with Jennifers death or murder. Little did Cara know jennifer was dealing with her own husband infidelity and sexuality. Paula has hired a crackhead to kill Cara but he kills the wrong lady. Margie takes you on a roller coaster ride of sex, lies, murder, mystery and suspense in Anonymity. This book captured my attention and held it until I was finish. I look forward to more books from this author.
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Summary: Thought Provoking View of Anonymity: A Tale of Suspense, Sed
Review: I just finished Anonymity: A Tale of Suspense, Seduction and Revenge and I must say I was impressed both with the writing style and the story. At all times, Margie kept ahead of me so I never knew how the book would end. If you love a good mystery that envokes gut emotions you have to read this book. The whole time I was reading this book I just felt like everyone had a hidden agenda and Marige did a great job tying up most of the lose ends. I feel a sequel coming on. Great job Margie and I can't wait for the next one. Tina McKinney, author of
All That Drama
December 2004
Strebor Books International
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Summary: Thought Provoking View of Anonymity: A Tale of Suspense, Sed
Review: I just finished Anonymity: A Tale of Suspense, Seduction and Revenge and I must say I was impressed both with the writing style and the story. At all times, Margie kept ahead of me so I never knew how the book would end. If you love a good mystery that envokes gut emotions you have to read this book. The whole time I was reading this book I just felt like everyone had a hidden agenda and Marige did a great job tying up most of the lose ends. I feel a sequel coming on. Great job Margie and I can't wait for the next one. Tina McKinney, author of
All That Drama
December 2004
Strebor Books International
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Summary: The Book Was Drab and Boring
Review: I read this book last year for my bookclub(Asthepageturns) and it was horrible. Poorly written, long, drab storylines, little characther development. I am not looking forward to anything else this author has to write. She might want to take a few lessons form J. California Cooper, Pearl Cleage, Karen Quinones Miller, Jill Nelson, whomever! Don't waste your money...pick it up at the library if you have to read it.
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