Review: perpetual thriller
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 8, 2013
Rotten Apple fleetingly reminded me of the movies, Sleeping With the Enemy and The Hand that Rocks the Cradle.  Alexander is handsome, owns his own advertising business and thinks he is God's gift to women.  He loves 'em and leave's em  - women are a dime a dozen, except his wife, who has no idea her husband is a philanderer.When he meets Karen,  he treats her just like the rest of his women.  Only this time, she wants the happily ever after and won't take no for an answer.  She'll do whatever it takes to get him.  When Alexander comes home from a weekend 'business meeting' and finds his wife is gone, that's when things really start to get interesting.Rotten Apple starts with a fuse and ends with a bang.  A perpetual thriller that escalates as the plot arcs and pivots, the reader not quite knowing what is going to happen next or how it could end and everything be okay.  There are some edit problems, quite easily  fixed, but they didn't deter me from the underlying current of this dynamic thriller.