Review: Five Big Stars
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 6, 2014
I highly recommend this book if you like suspense, paranormal  and some romance.  In addition to this author being very skilled in creating an intriguing page turner, I felt my eyes tearing three quarters of the way through this incredibly good book.The story opens with the main character, Jessica talking on her cell to her friend Tess, about her upcoming sixteenth birthday bash.  After hanging up, Jessica makes her way down the spiral staircase in her massive 10,000 square foot home, to the kitchen for something to eat.  While in the kitchen, she is introduced to “Kamali” whom her Mother hired to tend  to her greenhouse.  After being extremely rude to the housekeeper, Kamali tells her she is “evil” just before leaving with Ursula, the housekeeper.  We learn early on that Jessica’s parents are rarely home and when they are home late in the evening, her father is usually yelling at her mother for being drunk.Right from the start, Jessica behaves like a spoiled rich brat, judging and looking down on pretty much everyone.  Jessica seems to live in a world most people could only dream about.  She has stunning good looks, lives in a mansion, has her own horse, is expecting BMW convertible for her birthday, yet when she is at home, the mansion is devoid of any family.As Jessica’s birthday party gets closer, so does the paranormal activity.This is a very skilled writer that is able to elicit all sorts of emotions from the reader;  tears, anticipation, anger,  pounding heart beat ….At the risk of spoiler alerts, this is one book that can keep you thinking about it, long after you finish it.