Black Friday
by B.R. Myers
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Pub Date Aug 27 2016 | Archive Date Mar 15 2017
Description
The Night Shift saga continues with Black Friday. It's been a month
since nineteen-year-old Daniel Gale survived the brutal attack that
almost cost him everything that he loved. As the culprit waits behind
bars for a court date, Daniel and Mary spend every night shift
researching Willard's history as a vaudeville theater and its main act, a
ruined magician. They are searching for answers that will unlock the
mystery of Mary's existence so she can finally escape the luxurious
department store.
But an untimely death of an ally results in a
shocking letter of confession from beyond the grave, making both Daniel
and Mary question everything they thought was true. Under the watchful
eye of a strict new night supervisor, Daniel desperately enlists
assistance from a dubious source, unwilling to give up on saving Mary.
However, his hope is soon shattered when new clues reveal the disturbing
truth of Mary’s past—a truth that may destroy them both.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9780995044746 |
| PRICE | $2.99 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
Rêvvâ T, Reviewer
I couldn't put this book down. Really well written and something different to read
Vishaka R, Reviewer
After really loving the first book, I am sad to admit that this one left me quite disappointed. The magic and the glamorous vibe were non-existent, and the plot plodded on to the point where I simply couldn't care. Most of this novel was filled with Daniel wandering around, moping because he wanted to spend more time with Mary. And there were so many impassioned moments where they declared their love for each other... and it was really cringe-worthy. I couldn't really feel the "true love" angle that the author was throwing in, because it just seemed to happen so quickly and with no real development! There was so much focus on the romance that I felt that the actual mystery-solving aspect got very little attention. I was craving clues and the kind of intrigue and suspicion that were the focal point in the previous novel. But since the author just glazed over it, I didn't really feel invested. There were so many things that the author left open-ended in the book and that really bothered me. I don't want to reveal any of them now because I don't want to spoil the story but I really hope she clarifies it in the next novel. The last 50 pages or so moved at a very quick pace, which was a bit startling to read. But the author did leave an interesting segue for the next book in the series. I will definitely give the next novel a chance because there is a lot of potential for this series... I just hope that the author focuses more on the plot than the lovey-dovey feelings between Mary and Daniel!
