Review: Gritty and Entertaining
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 11, 2012
Ridley Brone returned to Michigan after his parents were killed. They had left him a multimillion dollar estate including a popular local karaoke bar called the High Note. One particularly difficult night at the bar, in walked the love of Ridley's life from many years ago. She knew he had been a PI in California and wanted him to investigate her husband who she believed was having an affair. When her husband turned up dead, Ridley realized he had to prove Autumn was not the killer. As more bodies piled up, Ridley knew he had to find the killer before he became one of the statistics.Last Call is a gritty fast-paced look at how people can change over the years, if one even knew them in the first place. The author also addresses how secrets and lies in the early year's shape how people later turn out. The keyword in this gripping novel is secrets, and it is up to Ridley to figure out the riddle before he becomes the next victim. Along the way, Ridley finally realizes what is most important to him.This book has one of the best endings I've read in a while. If you want an engrossing read, be sure to pick up a copy of Last Call.Last Call (A Ridley Brone Mystery)