Mirror, Mirror
by
Jessica Jesinghaus
This is a new author to me having said that I have to say
for the most part she held me spellbound with suspense, mystery and romance.
There are some very touching, very in-depth, heart in your throat, yelling at
the characters, and some very heart broken scenes. This is one author that
really knows how to hold your attention giving you a compelling read that hooks
you from the first page. There are so many different things you won’t see
coming, a few shockers along the way. Very little filler used in this hang on
to the edge of the seat read. At times I did have a hard time putting it down,
I had to know what happen next. I had a hard time not going to the end to find
out who the killer was.
The only issues I had was when Sam bought her house she went
to her grandmother to get some of the few things she had in the basement. I was
unsure why she didn’t go to her parent’s house to get some of the things there.
It was like her parents died which really hurt her a lot but that was about it.
What happen to their things?
I doubt you can read this and not
have your heart go out to Sam from the first page she pulls you in when she
goes to report on an accident and has her whole world turned upside down. From there is seems she cannot get a break
just one things after another. The plot is well thought out leaving the read
guessing and wondering what in the world could happen next. I thought for the
most part it was beautiful written, so much so I picked up the other books the
author has out. She does have a free one and the others are only 99 cents at
the time of this post.
The romance part is done nicely not
overpowering and not a lot of detail from their most private moments. Her roommate
is a delight and really holds your attention with her budding romance. It seems
there are a lot of characters that are full of surprises and secrets, just when
you think you have a handle the author throws you a spin. There are a lot of
twists and turns that keep you on the edge. The characters find away to your
heart in a short time, they become family and you become very invested in their
lives and the outcome of the plot. I love the paranormal
in it, the author writes it in a way that it is very believable. It’s like a
guiding hand but doesn’t give it all away. If you like mystery, romance, and suspense in
your stories you are so going to love this. But hang on to your hats you are in
for one heck of a ride.
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Summary
Nearly twenty years ago a teenage girl was murdered...
Samantha Williams was just a young girl when her cousin, Emily, was brutally raped and killed in her own home. As a child, Sam's family did their best to shelter her from the gruesome details. Now, working the crime beat for the Portland Tribune, Sam has the resources at her fingertips to investigate the case for herself.
Through the eyes of a killer...
After inheriting a family heirloom, an antique vanity table that once belonged to her murdered cousin, Sam begins seeing visions in the mirror's depths. Like watching an old home movie, she bears witness to Emily's murder. As if that weren't frightening enough, she starts to see other things too: fleeting glimpses of the killer himself! Are the things she sees just a figment of her imagination or could something otherworldly be trying to communicate with her? When the killer strikes again and leaves clues behind meant specifically for Sam it becomes a race against time to try to catch him
Samantha Williams was just a young girl when her cousin, Emily, was brutally raped and killed in her own home. As a child, Sam's family did their best to shelter her from the gruesome details. Now, working the crime beat for the Portland Tribune, Sam has the resources at her fingertips to investigate the case for herself.
Through the eyes of a killer...
After inheriting a family heirloom, an antique vanity table that once belonged to her murdered cousin, Sam begins seeing visions in the mirror's depths. Like watching an old home movie, she bears witness to Emily's murder. As if that weren't frightening enough, she starts to see other things too: fleeting glimpses of the killer himself! Are the things she sees just a figment of her imagination or could something otherworldly be trying to communicate with her? When the killer strikes again and leaves clues behind meant specifically for Sam it becomes a race against time to try to catch him
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