Review: "I Know..." that this is a great read!  #badwordplay
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 26, 2014
Palmer is an 18 year old guy, but when he’s online, he becomes whatever woman his next target is looking for.  He flirts, he romances, he sends pictures that he has found online of a woman that is not him, and then he convinces them to send him money.  Things are going pretty good for him, until he gets an email to his own email address, not a throwaway account.  Someone knows.  And they know where he lives.This book is a showcase on the bad idea that is cat-fishing online.  It was a really effective story, with a lot of tension, and great pacing.  It was a fairly quick read, but not in a bad way.  It was as long as it needed to be, to keep the tension, and keep you interested.The main thing with these thrillers, however, are the plot twists throughout.  While I did “sort of” see one of the twists coming (of COURSE Rose Bud is the sled!), that twist itself was handled really well.  And the others that I didn't see coming were even better.  I go back and forth when it comes to twists in stories, and whether they are good or not.  Ideally, you shouldn't see it coming AT ALL, but if it’s completely out of nowhere, that is a bad twist.  The best twists you can see coming, but you don’t want to believe them.  That’s how I felt with this… I talked too much about the twist, didn't I?Overall, this was a really good, short read.  For $.99, it is definitely something you should check out.  I’m glad I did, and am now interested in the author’s other work!