The Life Sentence by Jackie Kabler

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesouces for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. I enjoyed reading The Life Sentence alot. It is entertaining read that pulled me in from the first few sentences. This is a crime gener and is written fantastically. I loved the characters: Heather she works in bookshop and finds out her old friend who she use to be friends with called Amber is in prision for something she didnt do. I liked her to and loved following there stories. It had me guessing throughout the book. There is a great amout of tension and suspense running through the book. This is the first book I have read by Jackie Kabler and will be looking out for more. 5 stars. - [ ] The Life Sentence My name is Amber Ryan. I’m in prison, but I’m innocent. And I’ve been jailed not just for a crime I didn’t commit, but for a crime that never even happened. Now, my friend is going to try to prove it. But to do that, she has to go back. Back to the dark. Purchase Links https://www.amazon.co.uk/Life-Sentence-addictive-psychological-thriller-ebook/dp/B0C8F985C3 https://www.amazon.com/Life-Sentence-addictive-psychological-thriller-ebook/dp/B0C8F985C3 Author Bio – Jackie Kabler is a television presenter and award-winning crime writer. Her bestselling psychological thrillers have been translated into eight languages. They include Am I Guilty?, The Perfect Couple, The Happy Family, The Murder List and The Vanishing of Class 3B. A former TV news reporter, when not writing Jackie now works as a presenter for UK TV shopping channel QVC; she is also an ultramarathon runner and keen gardener, and lives in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, with her husband. Social Media Links – Website www.jackiekabler.com Twitter @jackiekabler Instagram @officialjackiekabler

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