Vengeance Is In Her Heart by Cassius Cox

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @zooloosBT for letting me review this book and being on this tour. Vengeance is in her heart is a psychological thriller and is book 2 in the series. You can read it as a standalone as au did. The story is about Catherine who loses her father who meant the world to her because of this she suffers abuse. I found the story had a great plot that hooks you and is very gripping and tense at times. The story is well written and keeps you on the edge of your seat. I will make sure I read the 1st book. A fantastic and dark read. Must read 5 stars. As a girl Catherine Hart loses the person she loved most, her father. In his absence she is subjected to abuse of the worst kind. In her late teens she finds the strength to fight back, to be the girl her father trained her to be. As a woman she escapes her dark thoughts by caring for others, until once again life reminds her how disgustingly unfair it can be when her best friend is subjected to a devastating brutal attack. Catherine’s choice is justice or revenge. With vengeance in her heart, she reigns down terror and violence upon those she deems guilty. But in doing so, has she denied herself any chance of being loved again? Being loved is all she wanted, it’s what we all want…isn’t it? Bio Cassius Cox was born in Surrey, England and still resides there with his wife and four sons. He is a best selling author who uses real life experiences to write psychological crime dramas that will pull on the heart strings. Website: www.cassiuscox.com Instagram: cassiuscoxauthor Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cassius.cox.587

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  1. Zooloo's Book Diary15 December 2023 at 13:33

    Awesome review - thank you so much for supporting the tour x

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