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No Bad Deed

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Review by

Diane H, Reviewer

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“If my kids had been with me, it wouldn’t have happened. I would have stayed in the minivan, doors locked, windows rolled up. Just like the 911 operator instructed.” Instead Cassie confronts a knife-wielding assassin, who warns her, “Let her die, and I’ll let you live.” When the man races up and steals her van with her purse and personal information, Cassie worries about his threat—not just to herself but also to her family. And so the propulsive new thriller, No Bad Deed, begins.

The wild whipsaw twists in No Bad Deed just keep coming fast and furiously. The police identify the man based on Cassie’s description. However, before they find him, Cassie’s husband, Sam, goes missing while trick or treating the next evening after leaving their six-year-old Audrey with an acquaintance. Is the assassin carrying out his threat? Or has Sam finally had enough of his and Cassie’s constant arguing? After all, his last words to Cassie were, “We need to talk.”

Prepare to stay up late or call in sick after you begin reading this so-compelling-you-literally-cannot-stop-reading-it psychological thriller! 5 seriously sleepy stars!

Thanks to William Morrow and NetGalley for a copy in exchange for my honest review.
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