Hiatus

Rating:
Summary: Catch me if you can.
Review: (...)

When Brads life is rudely interupted in the desert
by his friends letter his troubles truly begin.
Then drawn, rather cleverly it must be said into a
twilight world of casual sex and violence by a volatile
women, Felicity, his friends exlover, finds himself
embroiled and then seemingly trapped with no way out.
The narrative and the characters are well developed
There is an exciting denouement.
The rest as they say soon becomes history, but will
it be Brad's or Felicity's or come to that their
bedmates.?
An intriguing and rather beguiling story which never
fails to deliver.
Refreshing to say the least.
(...)

Rating:
Summary: Synopsis. HARD BOILED.
Review: Brad Silvers has had enough of his so called friends,
and broken promises and big city life. He decides to
escape it all by moving to the U.S.A. where he settles
in the remoteness of the desert.
His presence is destroyed when he hears the news of
friend's death and is asked to protect his interests
and administer the funds left in the will.
He has barely comes to terms with that when Felicity
his friend's former lover, arrives in the U.S.A
determined to contest the will. She brings with her
several nasty shocks for Brad, including the
revelation that he is the father of one of Felicity's
children. But while Brad once had a relationship with
Felicity's sister, he has never been on intimate terms
with Felicity herself, so how can this be?
As Brad tries to disentangle the complicated threads
of lies and intrigue that have been his friend's life
and deal with his own increasingly confusing situation
he is dragged into a twilight world of sex and casual
violence that he never knew existed. When he is arrested
on suspicion of murdering a hooker, Brad thinks things
can't get any worse.

Theres three kinds of people in the world.
Those we forget those we choose to remember
and those we'll never forget no matter how
hard we try. I found them all in this book.