The Stepfather by Theo Baxter

Thank you @ZooloosBT and @TheoBaxter for lettin me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. the stepFather is a psychological thriller and is an intense read. The story is at a good pace that keeps you hooked. The story Is about four characters Madelyne who is married to George and Madelyne who has a 16-year-old daughter called Connie and then there is Connie's real dad Damaon who has Ptsd from the war in Afghanistan. The story is written well and I could not make out who was telling the truth. I kept changing my mind constantly between Madelyne and Damaon. I loved this . The characters were good and developed well. Great read 4 stars Author Bio Theo Baxter loves writing psychological suspense thrillers. It’s all about that last reveal that he loves shocking readers with. He grew up in New York, where there was crime all around. He decided to turn that into something positive with his fiction. His stories will have you reading through the night—they are very addictive! Book Blurb She thought she knew who she was marrying. But he’s hiding a deadly secret. After a painful divorce, Madelyne finds love with George, a successful restaurant owner with a charming veneer. Their marriage seems perfect except for one thing: her daughter Connie has taken a strong dislike to her new husband. Sixteen and smart, Connie knows something is deeply wrong with her stepfather. His behaviour towards her mother is often manipulative and she suspects he’s cheating. The only person she can turn to is her real father, Damon. Afflicted by PTSD from his time in Afghanistan and facing financial ruin, Damon has every reason to hate his ex-wife, but he still carries a torch for her and wants to help. But when Connie hatches a plot to expose George's true nature, she stumbles instead on a truth that's a thousand times more horrifying than anything she could have imagined. Now Connie and Madelyne are in mortal danger. And Damon is the only one who can save them

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  1. thank you so much for kicking off the tour today and for sharing your review x

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