Choices: Hers Were Deadly

Rating:
Summary: Free at last!
Review: Cynthia Evans is recovering from a bad relationship. After years of abuse, she leaves her abuser and wants to make the absolute most of her freedom. Unexpectedly, her husband dies and she goes wild. Cynthia doesn't put any thought into what she is doing. Her only question before she embarks on a sexual union is "will it make me happy for the moment?" She insists on no meaningful or long-term relationships, no ties, only one night stands. Her teenage daughter, Chris, gets caught up in her mother's bad judgment and suffers along with her.

Cynthia gets into fights with long time friends and employees; people around her begin to die and the police look closely at her. Depressed, alone and frightened, she decides to make a sudden move across the country with a new lover. Will it work out for her and Chris? Or is it another dead end?

Shelly L. Foster has written a suspenseful novel about change, love, mistakes and bad judgment. It keeps you on the edge of your seat as you wait for Cynthia's next escapade. Unfortunately, the editing could have been better. There were punctuation errors, paragraphs weren't aligned and it was difficult at times to tell if a character was thinking something or saying it out loud. It was also hard to follow who was speaking because no attributions were used. If those things were cleared up, it would be a top-notch book. (RAW Rating: 3.5)

Reviewed by alice Holman
of The RAWSISTAZ Reviewers

Rating:
Summary: This is a must read
Review: This book is a must read. I really couldn't put it down. I can't wait until the next to come out. I feel like it is a cross between Eric Jerome Dickey and Zane.