Pretty Evil by Zoe Rosi

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesourcea and @zoerosiauthor for letting me part of this tour snd reviewing this book. Wow the opening line in the first chapter of Pretty Evil gripped me straight the way.The reader is just hooked straight the way. I was wrestle all the waythrough the book weather i agreed with what she was doing and wheather i wanted her to get caught not but i was gripped. I had to get to the end to found out what happens with Camilla. This is great psycholocal book and it did not disappoint i loved it. I do love good psycholocial book. This is the first book i have read from Zoe Rosi will be reading more from her future. Great plot. I dont know if i liked Camilla or not i kept changing my opion of her through the book. The story is snout Camilla who a fashion Editor but shes not what she seems. Thete is sine hard topics that run through the book. The story is fast paced and can be disturbing in places not gor the faint hearted. Great read strongly reccommed 5 stars. Pretty Evil You’ve done a bad thing. She has you in her sights. Now you’re going to pay. Meet Camilla Black: an affluent, respected, influential fashion magazine editor, who lives it up in her beautiful Mayfair apartment. But Camilla’s glamorous life is a lie. Behind her poised exterior beats the cold dark heart of a vigilante killer, a murderer hell-bent on wreaking vengeance upon bad men. Camilla expects to get away with murder. She’s careful. And anyway, it’s worth the risk. She’s making the world a better place with each predator she kills. But when one of her victims’ bodies is unexpectedly found, his gruesome death is splashed all over the papers. To make matters worse, she’s now being pursued by Detective Wheelan, a new addition to the Met with laser-sharp focus and a worrying habit of solving impossible crimes… She knows she should stop, but she can’t. Some men just deserve to die. Will Camilla’s insatiable appetite for justice be her downfall, or can she outsmart the police? Author Bio Author Bio – Zoe Rosi has a background in journalism and copywriting. She worked as a reporter for local and national newspapers before moving into the fashion industry as a copywriter. Zoe had four romantic comedies published before writing her debut thriller, Pretty Evil. Working in fashion sparked the idea for the book, which Zoe describes as ‘The Devil Wears Prada meets American Psycho’. Someone’s Watching Me is Zoe’s second thriller.

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