I'll never not love a suspense filled book, and this one is no exception. This is the first time I've heard of D.B. Thorne, and I am pleasantly surprised with their work. After an online date goes wrong, Solomon, won't stop until he finds out what happened to his sister, and who is behind her now being in a coma. Since the police aren't willing to help after so long, he decodes to take the investigation into his own hands to bring his sister to her rightful justice.
Solomon soon discovers that his sister isn't the first to end the night in the hospital, and he uncovers that there have been a string of similar incidents, with a handful of them ending with murdered women, and not just hospitalised ones.
Before the incident, Solomon had spent years upon years locked away I his house, and this case pushes him past his fear so that he can find his sister's attacker.
Whole Perfect Match isn't the usual thriller I'd go for, it was still worth the while nonetheless, and I look forward to reading more of Thorne's work in the future.
Solomon soon discovers that his sister isn't the first to end the night in the hospital, and he uncovers that there have been a string of similar incidents, with a handful of them ending with murdered women, and not just hospitalised ones.
Before the incident, Solomon had spent years upon years locked away I his house, and this case pushes him past his fear so that he can find his sister's attacker.
Whole Perfect Match isn't the usual thriller I'd go for, it was still worth the while nonetheless, and I look forward to reading more of Thorne's work in the future.