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NEW REVIEW: Nicolette - The Paper Chase

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Kay Whitaker is back with even more drama than ever. Kay looks to get revenge on her sister, Kim, for sleeping with her husband. But did Kim really sleep with Kay’s husband, or was it just an assumption? Meanwhile, Kay is going through a bitter divorce with Gregory, and she’s trying desperately to get him back. With her dwindling back account, Kay needs to make some fast money and devises a plan to do just that. But her plan starts to spiral out of control, and Kay soon finds herself on the run. With double crosses and a murder charge looming, Kay needs to disappear quickly. Will she come out of this unscathed?

The Paper Chase is an exciting sequel to Paper Doll by Nicolette. Nicolette once again brings us into the chaotic life of Kay Whitaker. Just when you think that Kay’s behavior couldn’t get any worse, there’s a curveball thrown in that proves you wrong. This story moves very fast and will keep a reader’s attention until the very end. Nicolette also surprisingly includes a character from her second novel, Friction, which kept things very interesting. This book is full of deception, secrets, and murder that will have you wondering what’s going to happen next in this saga. The Paper Chase is a book that will leave you begging for the next installment of the series.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert of Urban Reviews

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