In Too Deep by Rose McClelland

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @ZooloosBT and @RoseMcClelland1 for letting me part of this tour and reviewing this book. Into the deep is the third book in the seris but its the first book i have read by Rose McClelland . This is a psycholocial book which us my favioutire gener. I was very happy i could read this book. The front cover is unique and holds your attenition which makes you want to pick it up. The story is fast paced and very engaging. I loved the twists and turns it kept me guessing . The story is great plot and i love Rose style of writting. The characters are great Dci Peter and Sergeant Kerry who are on case which looks like suide but its not. The story is gripping and page turner 5 stars. Book Blurb Lucy, stunning lead singer of a local band, is found dead on a beach. Everyone assumes it’s suicide or accidental death. However, band member Tony thinks his sister Olivia might be involved. Not only was she insanely jealous of Lucy, but her husband Barry died in suspicious circumstances too. Detective Sergeant Kerry Lawlor isn’t convinced its suicide either. The more she looks into the case, the more ‘accidental’ deaths she discovers. As she digs deeper, she finds motive and intrigue at every turn. Following in Lucy’s footsteps is drop-dead gorgeous Roxie. Will Olivia’s jealousy strike again? Tony fears Roxie could be next. Detectives Simon and Kerry are on the case. Will they intercept in the nick of time? Or is Olivia in too deep? Author Bio Rose is the author of six novels. Her latest three books are psychological thrillers and part of the Simon & Kerry detective series. "Under Your Skin" became an Amazon No. 1 Bestseller in the UK and USA/ Canada. It also won Best Books of 2020 in Belfast Telegraph and with several online book bloggers. Rose has also written two short plays which were performed in the Black Box theatre in Belfast.

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  1. Zooloo's Book Diary11 March 2023 at 09:21

    thank you so much for your support on the tour and for sharing your fab review x

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