Review: Nothing Fake in "Fake Kate"
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 7, 2012
Some books are a breeze to read - you pick it up, and before you've read the first 5 pages you know it was Ms. Scarlet in the Lounge with the Revolver. Others make you sit up and take notice. This is one of those books. I downloaded it as one of my freebies from Amazon. I am a miser when it comes to parting with money for books on unknown authors, so I figure if I download a freebie and it is a waste of time, I'm not out any money.Fake Kate was a great surprise. Some of the lines were laugh out loud funny, and the plot definitely intricate. In a nutshell, Kate is missing. She's gone off before - she is that kind of gal, but this time her sister Belinda is worried and decides to go looking for her, causing her to step way out of her comfort zone - her good, but boring job, her predictable lifestyle and her loveless life. Whilst searching for her sister she discovers the many hidden parts of Kate - and of herself.I will say the ending does mean we have to believe the best in people, and it does seem a little implausible, but then knowing who Kate and Belinda are, perhaps it is not that implausible.