Review: Seduction of Monet Dawson
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 3, 2013
I read the Seduction of Monet Dawson, in exchange for review from Reader Spoils. I received a pdf version of the book. The book started off with suspense in the prologue. Wasn't sure what was going on, but you knew something bad was happening. I can tell it was set in maybe the 1990s' because in the first chapter, a man and his son, was watching In living color. I wasn't sure who the man was. His name is Clay, but I wasnt sure how he fit into the story yet. Clay meets Monet at Montgomery Ward, while he was looking for furnishings for his house. Monet is married to a military man, and she is assigned to help Clay install some blinds. Monet is tired of being a military wife.Enter the psycho girlfriend, lots of blood, but no one is dead. That scene-wow. A lot of details was left out, but the damage was evident.The book also included the medical reports and court records for the incident. The names was mostly blurred out.I liked reading the book. It was a nice read with dramatic scenes. The flow was nice. Not too fast. Not too slow.I did like the dynamics between Monet and Clay. What starts out as innocent can turn into temptation. There is one scene, which was a little intense. Clay is a hypnotherapist and needs to hypnotize someone besides a family or friend. He choses Monet. That scene, wow.