Faberge by Jo Fenton

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesources and @JoFenton for letting us be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Faberge is the 3rd book in the seris and this is the first book i have read by the Jo Fenton. You can read this book as stand alone. This Psycholocal thriller my faviorite and some great twists and turns i did not see. The writting was easy to enjoy from the first chapter. The chapters where told by three different characters Becky , and her two friends. The story is at good pace and enjoyed the plot and great characters 5 stars. Will definatly read more from this author in the future. Author Bio – Jo Fenton grew up in Hertfordshire, UK. She devoured books from an early age, particularly enjoying adventure books, school stories and fantasy. She wanted to be a scientist from aged six after being given a wonderful book titled “Science Can Be Fun”. At eleven, she discovered Agatha Christie and Georgette Heyer, and now has an eclectic and much loved book collection cluttering her home office. Jo combines an exciting career in Clinical Research with an equally exciting but very different career as a writer of psychological thrillers. When not working, she runs (very slowly), and chats to lots of people. She lives in Manchester with her husband, youngest son, a Golden Retriever/Husky cross and a tankful of tropical fish. She is an active and enthusiastic member of two writing groups and a reading group. FabergĂ© Heist. Abduction. Blackmail. Manchester detective Becky White and her friends at the White Knight Detective Agency take on a case involving the theft of a multi-million-pound FabergĂ© egg. Events quickly escalate, and they find themselves dealing with unscrupulous villains who will stop at nothing – not even at kidnapping or murder – to achieve their goals. Can Becky solve the mystery before her hidden enemies catch up with her?

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