Review: Great and different story!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 15, 2014
*I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review*Nancy Delaney is a journalism student with big dreams of one day being a reporter.  While covering an art exhibit for her best friend, Nancy is introduced to the exhibits artist Peter Rostovich.  Normally not a social person, Peter is drawn to Nancy, yet his intentions are not clear and he is ever illusive and mysterious.Half way through Domino Effect I was teetering between not liking it and continuing the book because I really just wanted to know what happened.  The beginning is slow and Nancy has a lot of internal dialogue where she questions everything and at times goes on tangents about random incidences from her past that, in my opinion, really had no importance to the story.  She was also very redundant, often times repeating that same information, like her prom date and the fact that whatever was going on could be her big break as a reporter.  While this somewhat turned me off from the book, I pressed on because it is very well written and I knew it was leading to something good, and it did.  WOW.  I had an idea where the information regarding Rostovich and Bluschencko was going, BUT I did not see what happened to Nancy actually happening.  The reader is brought into a very dark world that is a reality in many countries and for many women.  Nancy took her situation and went with it while figuring out ways to protect herself, and I loved how she handled all of it!  There is a cliffhanger, but it also doesn’t leave the reader hanging completely.  I cannot wait for book 2 Butterfly Effect.  This story is going to dig deeper into a very dark world, and can’t wait to see what happens!