One Last Bite by Leah Cupps

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @zooloosBT for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. One Last Bite is a psychological thriller that has fantastic descriptions of the food they cook. Made me very hungry reading this book. The story about Sadie who is a Chief who wants to escape from her past and then is offered a job at new restaurant which owed my Dean and Noah Winthrop but it's not all as it seems. One last bite is a gripping and thrilling read that you want be able to put down. The story is set in three parts. The first part goes back three months earlier, The second goes back even further and the third part is the present day. I think my favourite was the first bit about Sadie and the last part when it all comes together. I love the twists it was very unexpected but I did wounder what was really going on with Noah and Devon and Sadie, why she went to prison. I do like how the author makes you question yourself constantly while you're reading. One Last Bite is written well and is at a fast pace. This is a must-read that you won't be able to put down. A great read and brilliant ending 5 stars. Leah’s Bio Leah Cupps is a Multiple-Award Winning Author and Entrepreneur. She writes Thriller, Mystery, and Suspense as well as Middle-Grade Mystery Adventure Books. Leah’s novels are fast-paced thrillers that will keep you up at night as you can’t wait to see what happens in the next chapter. Leah lives in Indiana with her husband and three children. When she isn’t losing sleep writing her next novel or scaling her next business, she enjoys reading, riding horses, working out, and spending time with her family. This is her first psychological thriller with Inkubator Books. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Leah’s Social Media Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/leahcuppsauthor Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/leahcuppsauthor Website : www.leahcupps.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Inkubator Books Social Media Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/inkubatorbooks Twitter: https://twitter.com/inkubatorbooks Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inkubatorbooks/ Website: https://inkubatorbooks.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Book Links Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/211142894-one-last-bite Purchase Link: https://mybook.to/onelastbite-zbt ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Blurb Sadie’s dream job is about to become her nightmare. Chef Sadie Jackson is ready to escape a troubled past, Sadie’s dream job is about to become her nightmare.o she’s overjoyed when she’s offered the chance to work at Thistle, a new restaurant owned by her culinary heroes the legendary Devon and Norah Winthrop. Even though she’s starting out as a dishwasher, Sadie’s willing to do whatever it takes to impress the golden couple. But she soon discovers that something is off in the Winthrops’ seemingly perfect world. Sadie hears whispers of money troubles. Illegal activities. She sees the strange bruises on Norah’s arms. And then there’s the mysterious cabin at the back of the property. Why is there always a light on at night? Who is staying there? Sadie begins to understand that the Winthrops have a very dark secret. A secret which, if it’s ever revealed, will destroy their perfect lives. And that makes her wonder just how far they’ll go to protect their glowing reputation. She’s about to find out….

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