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Publication date: April 12, 2018
ASIN: B07C5VWPY9
Print length: 242 pages
Language: English
SUMMARY:
A disgraced Wall Street financier must escape his captors to stop a psychopathic serial killer who craves sex, killing and money.
The BookViral Review:
What do you do when the person you trust your innermost secrets to betrays you?
Dark and riveting it is always refreshing to review something a little different and with the intriguing title, The Psychs of Manhattan, C. C. Harris delivers just that. A full-on psychological thriller with plenty of intrigue, Harris writes with a keen eye for detail with her tale evolving at a surprising pace whilst a touch of the paranormal adds an edgy and intriguing dimension.
Wisely avoiding the stereotypes that dominate popular crime thrillers, she leans toward the fallible side of her characters, imbuing them with a real-world presence that is by turn witty and darkly introspective. This is most evident in her protagonist, Wall Street financier Curtis Carter, who at first seems to have few redeeming qualities but it’s not long before Harris has us on his side as he finds himself wrestling with his conscience and fighting for his life!
Underpinned by a multi-layered plot that is far from predictable The Psychs of Manhattan is unashamedly abundant when it comes to action whilst a number of unexpected and inspired twists are sure to keep readers hooked to the very last page.
A must-read for fans of Psychological Thrillers The Psychs of Manhattan is definitely recommended.
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