Publish Date March 5, 2014
Clyde Shaw’s best friend, Olivia Kravis, has been brutally
murdered in her New York City apartment.
Olivia is also the daughter of FirstNews’s founder; FirstNews is where
Clyde is the news producer. As the
networks fight to report the news, Clyde fights to solve the crime. She has to make difficult choices and risk a
lot to find justice for Olivia. There
are secrets and cryptic messages that send Clyde chasing leads and into
dangerous situations.
My Review:
From the minute that I saw the cover of this book I needed
to read this. The red lips on the cover
pulled me in. I think of power and wealth then add the
title Social Death, I knew I was in for a great ride. I was not disappointed. It had everything I expected plus so much
more. With every turn I read the clues
and thought I was catching on. I was so
wrong. I had no clue and loved the
surprise ending.
Clyde was amazing.
Even with Olivia’s death she managed to stay strong and fight for what
she knew she had to do. She is the best
friend that everyone wants. She knew
something was off and that there was a cover-up within the network and the
Kravis family, never giving up until she solved all the mysteries including
finding the killer. I loved watching
her stay away from Alex, the reporter on the show she produces. You could feel the sparks, but knew he could
break her heart with his playboy ways.
Her struggles with alcohol and drugs was not a secret and were dealt
with in such considerate ways, that I felt sympathy for her struggles and was
thrilled watching her overcome them.
The secondary characters, including the doorman, Andrew and
the police, Panda, were perfect characters.
They added so much to the story.
The clues and information they shared with Olivia were enough to keep me
guessing, but hoping to know the truth soon.
The way they interacted with Olivia throughout the entire story was so
entertaining to read.
I loved this entire book from the first page to the
last. The next book cannot be available
soon enough. It is hard to find a good
murder mystery book, that tells a tale that isn’t the same old story. I highly recommend Social Death and look
forward to much more from Tatiana Boncompagni.
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