Sarah Needs Saving By DCR Bond
Paperback published by Prospernia Press 3rd July 2023
ISBN 9781739424206
Sarah never expected to be blackmailed, especially not by someone so close.
Sarah hadn’t expected to be receiving criminal hush money either. As a respectable Exeter University Professor’s wife, neither were really the done thing. But super organised Sarah has it all under control.
Or so she thinks.
MY REVIEW
Sarah Needs Saving is a domestic thriller, that’s set in Devon.
When I started reading this book I most certainly didn’t expect the plot twists set in this rollercoaster thriller.
Married Sarah who lives at Dower House in Devon, with her husband Freddy and their daughter Mary, is in two minds weather to call the police after she discovered a drugs operation. Mike has been committing a serious crime.
The words are clear and simple from Mike, who says to Sarah. You tell, I tell. You have until Monday to decide.
Nick Henderson, has been killed, but where is his body? It was Nick Henderson, and Mike in the business together, growing, storing, selling cannabis, but the question is who killed Nick?
What will Sarah’s daughter think when, Sarah gets arrested, shut in a detention cell, she’s been mixed up in knowing that cannabis was stored on her property.
This book is ideal for book clubs to have a discussion about.
I highly recommend reading Sarah Needs Saving, as it’s an amazing page turner.
I would like to thank literally pr for sending me this page turning novel and for inviting me to take part in this wonderful blog tour.
About author DCR Bond
DCR Bond (Debbie) was born in London, but grew up Jamaica, then Zambia, anddimensions of this international upbringing feature in her writing. As a child she was encouraged to write and wanted to nurture her talent and become a journalist.
She never did; instead, she studied law, then qualified as an accountant and worked for twenty years in the City. She’s not sure she ever really enjoyed that job.
Now freed from the shackles of the day job, DCR Bond has reverted to her childhood passion and loves her new career. Her women’s fiction novels are light-hearted, visual, fast-paced, and easy to read, with strong credible and relatable characters.
When Debbie is not writing, she can be found playing tennis (badly), bridge (a little better), in the gym, walking her dogs on Exmoor, or tending her garden – she loves cooking her own produce for friends and family. She lives with her husband in rural Devon, surrounded by their miniature bull terriers and small flock of free-range hens.
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