TAKING CHANCES

 

                                                      

                                                         BOOK REVIEW

TITLE: TAKING CHANCES

AUTHOR: SUSAN LEWIS          

                 BOOK REVIEWED BY: SUSAN KWEGAH

For the record, I am always super enthralled with anything to do with journalism and journalists ~ish.

When journalist Rachel Carmedi is kidnapped and murdered by a Colombian drug cartel, her partner, Tom Chambers racked by guilt vows to avenge her death.

There close friends, Ellen Shelby and Michael Mcnann want to turn Rachel’s story into their first Hollywood movie. Chambers agrees to track down the killers, but this need for vengeance soon override their desires.

Sandy Paul, who helps to raise finance for the film, still harbors passion for Michael, and aims to do anything just to remove Ellen from his life.

All through Susan Lewis’ story, we find that all through the book, love, lust, jealousy and ambition take the stage with high finance, power, mortal danger, torn loyalties, male pride and female desires turn the movie into a terrifying trap of death threats and destruction.

From my point of view, this book creates an atmosphere of taking chances to get what you want. Just as stated from its title.

………………REVIEWED BY SUSAN D. KWEGAH……………….