Book review: Killing Jenna Crane by Lynette Sofras

Killing Jenna Crane by Lynette Sofras
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The plucky and spirited detective Jenna Crane is a character concocted by author Ellis Crawford. Beside followers and fans, Jenna had believers in her, which was more than what Ellis' ego could take.
When I picked up Killing Jenna Crane I didn't know what to expect. I'm familiar with the author's masterfulness of story-telling, but plot wise I was in the dark. Every page was a discovery of a new angle to the story. There are several layers to this book and I enjoyed peeling away each...when Ellis dug deeper for the truth, the story took me with him even as his world crumpled around him.

My favorite character is Ellis, despite his shortcomings. He possessed an aliveness that brought him to life...perhaps it was in the manner in which he dealt with matters that were dramatic, or romantic, or mysterious, or downright creepy.

I enjoyed reading Killing Jenna Crane and can't recommend it enough to others.

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Book cover: Wishful Thinking by Lynette Sofras

Title: Wishful Thinking
Author: Lynette Sofras
Genre: Romance
Blurb: A high-speed blow-out in the fast lane of a busy motorway! Miraculously, Jess and her young son escape almost-certain death. Then, like another miracle, Jess encounters Christian Goodchild, pop star turned Hollywood A-lister; followed by a night of enchantment. But Christian is entangled in a relationship so damaging that

Jess doubts their love can survive in this glamorous but complex new world. Could it all turn out to be just wishful thinking?
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Book Cover: Surveillance by Lynette Sofras & Alexander Sofras

•   Title: Surveillance

• Author: Lynette Sofras & Alexander Sofras
• Genre: Science Fiction
• Blurb: At six years old, Harrison Avery is already considered a prodigy and, in a world suspicious of intelligence, that places him in jeopardy. His parents live in fear of his extraordinary IQ being discovered – and will go to any lengths to hide it. But how do you disguise genius in a six year old when you are under constant surveillance?
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