Review: Kill Mary Jane Doe
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 5, 2014
Title: Kill Mary Jane DoeAuthor: Nicole DunlapPublished: Alana's Book Line (ABL)Age Recommended: AdultReviewed By: Arlena DeanRating: 4Review:"Kill Mary Jane Doe" by Nicole Dunlap was a interesting 'Psychological Thriller.' I found this read a rather fast paced as you proceeded through the read and will keep your interest because there is so much going on in this novel. We find that Mary Jane Doe doesn't know who she is...was she a stripper at the Petting Zoo or a secret agent? However, this Mary Jane was able to take care of herself. I don't care what happened to her she always seemed to bounce back. But still just who was this Mary Jane Doe? Why did Mary Jane did have back memories of Malaysia ....her sister, Asia (her twin) Peter (her husband), her Momma, Willy and Natalia Jacobi at times that will go and come through memories throughout the read. But what was up with this Beasley, Jake and Officer Dwight Daniels and how are they involved in all of this? The question: was Mary Jane Doe...Malaysia or Asia? I did like how this author was able to bring back Mary Jane's childhood so that the reader will be able to get some background to what has gone on her earlier life and in the end you will be able to put all the pieces together for a excellent read.What happens as Mary Jane Does memory starts to come back to her? What will she find at Beasley house? Who was Hurricane? How does Peter come into play in all of this with Beasley? What was 'The Eradicator' all about? All of these questions and more will be answered from the read.This author really had some weird characters in this novel. Be ready for some of it all ...some more well developed than others...however all were well portrayed, colorful and indeed a intriguing read that will only keep your interest in this read. I don't want to give away to much of the story but say you must pick up "Kill Mary Jane Doe" to see what all this author has for the readers. It will be very interesting read! Be prepared to be on the edge of your seat as you read and it all starts coming together.