Review: Not too late to read the book!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 15, 2013
This isn't just your average girly read, in fact, you will have a hard time finding another book from this genre as well written as Tandori's Too Little Too Late.Karen Devane is recognized as the spoiled seventeen year old riding into club parties on her grandmother's fame, the supposedly infamous Kate Stanton. Facing life with the cold apathy of a young girl masking the tremulous breakdown of her own family life, Karen's reputation turns into a nasty bout of paparazzi propaganda when she gets caught as a witness to the death of a homeless women trying to maul Karen's grandmother's mailbox. Things turn for the worse when the dead woman's daughter, on top of all the social defamation, starts to stalk her for retribution, forcing Karen to trails the dregs of a past that shadows the truth about her grandmother's fame, and the intricate connection the dead woman left in her wake- unveiling the horrors of a time period where the Nazis ran rampant. What can be worse? Perhaps a killer now targeting the grandmother's life instead of the homeless woman he drove over.Author Marta Tandori takes us for a spin across a roller coaster of events. She writes with the suspense of thrill, leaving the reading under a constant pressure to understand what is happening, and how could it possibly occur. She delves into the genre of women's suspense with a vigor of dramatics and a truckload full of bitter secrets, coming back to haunt the protagonists of the present day.