Seeing Double: An Elisabeth Reinhardt Thriller by Nancy J Alexander {Book Review}

Disclosure: Leels Loves Books, on behalf of Life as Leels, received a free ebook copy of this book in exchange for my review.

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What the what!?

I can’t lie – this book was confusing. There are a lot of people and situations to keep track of. People, game players, groups, subgroups, situations, events, good guys, bad guys – holy characters!

The first third of the book, I was very confused and lost. There were all these things going on with all these people and I couldn’t keep it all straight, but it slowly began coming together. Everyone was somehow linked to someone and it all started to make sense.

It was at the same time that the suspense and mystery started to pick up as we piece together the puzzle of what is going to happen, what is going on, who is a good guy, who is a bad guy, who is a spy, who is out for who.

I had an inkling the way the ending occurred – in my mind, it could only end one of two ways. I really hope there is a next book because I would love to learn what comes next.

Overall, a little slow, very confusing, but definitely worth the read!

About the Author
Love of the mystery/thriller genre combines with psychotherapy training and experience to produce an emotionally supercharged dramatic novel. Nancy Alexander has devoted much of her professional life to helping survivors of childhood trauma; their distress has been ingrained and works to create characters who give voice to their plight. To analyze the evil minds that prey on others and the intricacies of law enforcers who pursue them seemed a natural interlacing of professional, literary and creative interests.

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