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Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Review: Lovesick by Spencer Seidel

Lovesick by Spencer Seidel 

 Publisher: PublishingWorks, Inc. 
 Pages: 376 
 Format: ARC 
Buy the Book: Amazon 


Goodreads:  A teenage boy is found on Portland Maine’s Eastern Promenade Trail holding the dead body of his best friend and the murder weapon. Forensic psychologist Lisa Boyers is called in to interview the disturbed young man, and her jailhouse interviews reveal more about her troubled, violent past than she bargained for.




Kritters Thoughts:  A book that is more than a suspenseful who dun it.  This book begins with one friend dead, one friend missing, and one friend in jail with the police assuming that he had orchestrated the entire scene.  But did he.  With this  main story there is one underneath that involves the forensic psychologist who is asked to interview the suspect and get to the bottom of the story.  These two plotlines were intertwined so well, that the reader was able to effortlessly flow from one story to the other.


You fall in love with the suspect, Paul, but you want to know how these friends ended up in such tragedy.  Every once in awhile, a book can take you away where it is beyond impossible to put it down - so was this book.  With an ease of reading, the story was able to take center stage.

So many twists and turns, this book ended in completely different spot than I expected, but I loved it.  For those who love a little mystery in their lives, this is the perfect book to curl up with and hours later you will realize that you are mere pages from the end.




Rating:  absolutely loved it and want a sequel


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Disclosure of Material Connection:  I received one copy of this book free of charge from Media Muscle Tours.  I was not required to write a positive review in exchange for receipt of the book; rather, the opinions expressed in this review are my own. 



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