Paperback, 250 pages
Published June 27th 2016 by Red Adept Publishing, LLC
Walter Bohannon
fears love has blinded his mom. After his dad’s death, she reconnected with an
old sweetheart, but Adam Kingsley may not be the same person she dated in high
school. Even his teenage daughter doesn’t seem to know him very well.
Probing into Kingsley’s background, Walter discovers some disturbing things about his soon-to-be stepdad. Kingsley has secrets, and he might be willing to kill to protect them.
Can Walter convince his mother of the danger before it’s too late?
Probing into Kingsley’s background, Walter discovers some disturbing things about his soon-to-be stepdad. Kingsley has secrets, and he might be willing to kill to protect them.
Can Walter convince his mother of the danger before it’s too late?
My Thoughts…
Walter is
interesting. He is a momma’s boy for
sure. He can deny it, complain when
people call him that, but that is exactly what he is and everyone who knows him
is aware of that. That could be why he
was so invested in his mother’s happiness.
He was obsessive about finding out why Adam would be so wrong for his
mother. I felt like he had a lot of
freedom for being in high school and should have involved some adults, yet when
he went to his coach he was not believed.
Kristi, Adam’s
daughter, is a wicked person. There is
nothing to like about her. I get that she
grew up with divorced parents and a dad that wasn’t there. She grew up with a mom that has money. But there is nothing to redeem her. She complains about everything. She turns on the charm when it will benefit
her and being rude all the rest of the time.
Towards the end she tries to make herself likable but I have never
bought into money being an excuse to act better than others.
I didn’t
realize that Jon Ripslinger wrote YA style books. This is the first book by this author that
I have read so I had no expectations but in reading the blurb I did not expect
a YA book. A Frayed Web is definitely
geared towards that reading audience.
I was looking for a romance/mystery type story and that is exactly what
I got. It was just written in a style
and way that I was not expecting.
I enjoyed
reading A Frayed Web and may have even enjoyed it more had I realized the style
that I was picking up. If you are
looking for a YA or MG mystery then this is the book for you.
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