Book Review: Nemesis

 
Title: Nemesis

Author: Stefanie Ross

Stars: 31/2

Review:
Nemesis has so many characters that if it wasn't for the list at the beginning of the book I would have been lost.  Lots of people with the letter M in their first name which can get very confusing. Stefannie Ross is very much into the littlest detail that can get the readers a little loss but the action of the story will keep the reader reading. This book has almost too many twist of the length of the book but it also keeps you wondering if what you know to be true.
This book was originally in German and translated into English and they did such a good job you would have no idea it was ever translated.
Readers will have to push though the first three chapters but once they do they will find an action pack novel with heart.
ARC From Netgalley

Synopsis:

Detective Sandra Meinke does the real work off-hours. Her arrogant boss in the Hamburg police department dismissed her theory about a series of child kidnappings, so she has covertly investigated during her free time—until one day she makes a serious mistake that catapults her directly into the criminal underbelly.
Navy SEAL Daniel Eddings is the first person who believes Meinke’s suspicions about the connection between the disappearances. Together they find a series of clues that lead them to a sinister society of wealthy citizens with a horrifying agenda. As the danger and intensity of Meinke and Eddings’s work brings them closer, they discover a growing mutual attraction. Up against powerful people who will stop at nothing to preserve their interests, the two must fight to protect the innocent—and each other.
 

 

About The Author:

Stefanie Ross was born in Lübeck, Germany. She has lived for most of her life in northern Germany and has traveled across the United States, Canada, and Mexico by car and motorcycle. In 2012 she published her first romantic thriller, featuring hot men, strong women, and dark secrets. She has published fifteen novels—crime stories, thrillers, and romantic suspense—in German, and some of her books have been translated into Bulgarian. When not writing or thinking up new stories, she’s riding her motorcycle, reading a book, or spending time at the ocean. Ross lives near the Baltic Sea with her husband and son. She’s addicted to coffee, whiskey (single-malt only!), and spending time with her two guinea pigs. She is a member of International Thriller Writers and Sisters in Crime. Nemesis: Innocence Sold is her English-language debut. Readers can visit her website at www.stefanieross.de or follow her on Facebook at www.facebook.com/stefanieross.04.