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Review of "Death by Indifference" by Caitlyn Hunter
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DEATH BY INDIFFERENCE
By Caitlyn Hunter
Star Dust Press
www.stardustpress.com
e-book, 239 pages, $5.98
Genre: Romantic suspense

Tess Avery is the epitome of today's woman, feisty and independent and ready to take on the world. The only thing missing in Tess's life is of the male variety. Tess warily seeks to solve this problem by signing on with an internet dating service and all of a sudden the men she dates are ending up dead. Into her life enters sexy detective Sam Marshall, the ultimate alpha male, and Tess's inner bells are ringing a warning while her body is yearning for Sam's touch. Sparks fly between the two as bodies begin to pile up and Sam's having a hard time keeping his mind off Tess, both unaware the killer has focused on them.

This fast-paced story is packed with suspense and intrigue. Sam and Tess are engaging characters with a unique twist: both are middle aged. But that won't stop young readers from enjoying a galvanizing plot which moves at break-neck speed with a sizzling dash of romance thrown into the mix. Baby boomers will appreciate a protagonist who proves that women in their 40s and beyond are just as fresh, interesting, and amazing as those in their 20s and 30s. For adult readers, no matter what age, this remarkable book should receive a special ranking. Highly recommended.


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