Title: Frost
Author: Sam Neumann
Stars: 4 stars
Review:
Even after I read Frost by Sam Neumann I am still not quite sure what to think about it. I like it but at times I wondered what I was reading. Was it a thriller, Mystery, a weird romance?
The characters are dark and Amy will have readers wanting her to find peace and find what she is looking for in life but readers will question why she reacts to certain situations to the point you wonder how she is ever going to be able to find her way out.
This book has readers thinking about it long after they put the book down.
Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for the advance copy of Sam Neumann Frost.
Synopsis:
Amy Frost is getting desperate. When her fledgling stand-up comedy career falls flat, adding one more failure to a long list, she is forced to move back in with her mother in her hometown in the Colorado mountains. All the things she thought she had left behind have again become her reality, and at thirty-one years old, Amy is terrified of winding up in Ballast, Colorado, forever.
But she is shaken out of her self-pity when Arnold Dooley, the man who murdered his wife and was later acquitted, walks into her place of work.
The town of Ballast falls into hysteria upon learning Dooley has taken up residence on its east end, and the residents begin scheming ways to remove him. But Arnold takes an interest in Amy and begins to offer her large sums of money for seemingly innocuous tasks. Skeptical and guarded, Amy spurns the proposition until it becomes too enticing to ignore, and soon finds herself thrust into a twisted world of depravity. The only way out is for Amy to uncover who actually killed Arnold’s wife—and why they’re after her.
Kindle Edition, 383 pages
Expected publication: November 1st 2018
About The Author:
Sam is the author of three books and many entertaining blog posts, all of which can be found at TheOtterLodge.com.
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