Dark Orchid Affair by Robert Whanslaw

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you rararesources For letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Dark Orchid Affair is a psychological thriller genre. The story was quite interesting from the start. Ben is married, and he makes the wrong choice, and things start to go wrong for him. I did like Ben and did feel sorry for him, but I did not like his wife or his friends because there was something about all three that I could not warm to. Dark Orchid Affair is written elegantly and a powerful read. Dark Orchid Affair is intense and fast-paced from the start. I like the twists and turns, and there were some I had no clue what was going to happen. This is a gripping read and will hold your attention to the end. 4 stars. Blurb Ben Walker’s life shatters after one reckless night. Seduced by Maxine—a ruthless femme fatale— he wakes to a nightmare: compromising photos, blackmail, and the threat of losing everything—his marriage, career, and freedom. Faced with impossible choices, Ben pays the price. But one payment is never enough. Dragged deeper into a deadly web of lies and manipulation, the stakes escalate, and the noose tightens. What began as a desperate bid to protect his secrets becomes a desperate fight for survival. With his world crumbling and prison on the horizon, Ben must confront a brutal truth—how far will he go to break free? And can anyone truly escape the sins of their past? A gripping neo-noir thriller of betrayal, seduction, and deadly consequences. Purchase Links https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dark-Orchid-Affair-Love-Intrigue-ebook/dp/B0FVYFNJWG/ https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Orchid-Affair-Love-Intrigue-ebook/dp/B0FVYFNJWG/ Author Bio – Robert Whanslaw writes noir, dark crime fiction, and psychological thrillers, grounded in grit, flaws, and the messy business of being human. He doesn’t write about perfect people. If he did, they’d be the kind you’d want to throw off a fast- moving train. Raised on the likes of Raymond Chandler and James M. Cain, and the raw voices of mid-century noir, Whanslaw brings a classic noir fatalism into the modern world. His stories walk the fine line between justice and survival, where everyone has a secret and most people lie. Social Media Links – X - @robertwhanslaw Website: www.robertwhanslaw.com

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