
Reviewers: Serena Soape
Date of Release: January 6, 2020
Summary:
When Allie Fox became a private investigator, she envisioned herself solving crimes and keeping her hometown of Carteret County a safe place. Instead, to her great regret, she’s found herself trailing cheating husbands and tracking check kiters. All that changes when her autistic brother, Ryan, discovers a body near the Cape Lookout Lighthouse. Now, Allie is diving headfirst into the investigation.
Everyone in town loved the victim, or so they’re saying. Yet Allie soon discovers many at the Cape have shocking secrets they would kill to keep hidden. As she closes in on the truth, a frightening attempt is made on her life. Can she unravel the clues to reveal the murderer’s identity before becoming their next victim?
Review by Serena Soape:
A.M. Ialacci has written a captivating mystery that had me wondering all the way to the end – whodunit….. and yes I was totally surprised when I found out who the culprit was!
“Lenses, Lust and Murder” was a well written novel with easy-to-like characters.
The main character, Allie does a phenomenal job working hard to crack the case of the murder at Cape Lookout Lighthouse.
Allies’s brother Ryan was one of my favorite characters. They had a very special relationship that was a key factor in solving the murder.
I have read all of A.M. Ialacci’s books and have enjoyed them all. These are definitely action-packed, unexpected and will keep you turning the pages.
I received a copy of this book from the author in exchange for fair and honest review.
4.5 Stars.
This book sounds intriguing and like a very good page turner! Sounds like my kind of book for sure! I will be adding this book to my TBR list, as I would love to read it. Thank you so very much for sharing your book review. God Bless you.