Review: Gritty, earthy psychological thriller
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 3, 2012
Joe Café by J.D. MaderJoe Café is the establishment where an unspeakable horror occurs one day when four innocents are brutally and inexplicably murdered by Chet Mooney, a complex and intriguing 'bad guy'. The local cop, Michael Butler, is soon out of his depth and it isn't long before the perpetrator continues his vendetta mission, kidnapping a stripper who he intends to injure cruelly before murdering her. Sarah is no ordinary stripper though and soon the underworld is sending out its best man to seek revenge. What follows will keep your pulse racing.Joe Café is a gritty novel with earthy characters. Mader succeeds in depicting the complexity of man's emotion in his characters and challenges the idea of what is actually 'evil'.If you like psychological thrillers that keep you on a roller coaster of a ride, then you will love this novel. This reader couldn't put it down and only managed to breath properly again when she reached the end!Without doubt a worthy five star read