Desolation Bluff - Toni Pike - Bog

Set in one house, an exciting domestic suspense thriller about an author. Blind romance author Oliver Cameron is a wealthy man who uses the pen name of Fidel Amore and thinks he has the perfect life at his country estate near Desolation Bluff. After a honeymoon in Paris, his wife Vanessa continues her work as his assistant. His friend Ray is the business manager who lives in the gatehouse and also acts as the public face of Fidel Amore, doing all those book-signing trips that Oliver never wanted to attend. Helen Dunkley is the housekeeper devoted to him since childhood - but she detests the two newcomers. Complications set in when Ray, working on his old car, accidentally backs into Oliver. His injuries appear minor but the next day he suddenly regains his sight. Oliver wants Ray and Rachel to be the first to hear his good news, but instead he uncovers a shocking betrayal. A game of cat and mouse begins - and with the arrival of a mysterious woman, it turns deadly. Perfect for readers of psychological, noir and suspense thrillers. ***** "Assured and confident - I very much enjoyed reading this." - Book Club Review ***** "Another great read from Toni Pike." - Review on Facebook Book Club ***** "I have read a lot of books and this is the first time I could not stop reading until the end. The story line is unique and captivating! I have a new favorite author." - Robin, Goodreads reviewer ***** "This story was interesting, riveting and full of suspense. The fact that the hero was a romance writer and blind as well, made for an intriguing main character." - Review on Goodreads ***** "Bluff is the operative word, a subtle cat and mouse game that will stun you to the end." - Terri, Goodreads reviewer ***** "Toni Pike is a master of thrillers." - Lyn, Book Club reviewer ***** "It was hard to put the book down." - Karen, Book Club reviewer ***** "From the first paragraph, I could sense something ominous." - Sherry, Goodreads reviewer ***** "You will need to read to the very last page. Highly recommended." - Martin, Goodreads Reviewer