NEW REVIEW: Eric Jerome Dickey - Tempted By Trouble

Eric Jerome Dickey -
Tempted by Trouble -
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4 out of 5 books -

Dmytryk Knight is a well educated man with a white collar job at a Detroit automobile company. Dmytryk is doing pretty well until a recession hits, and he’s laid off from his job. After being on unemployment for two years and looking for work, he feels like he’s at the end of his rope. Dmtryk’s wife Cora convinces him to take a job offer from a dubious criminal. Soon Dmytryk is a working with a gang of bank robbers and things spiral out of control when things go terribly wrong. Will Dmytryk be able to walk away from his new lifestyle before it’s too late?

Tempted by Trouble is another fascinating novel by Eric Jerome Dickey. Dickey created another fresh, new character in Dmytryk. Dmytryk is a character that has an air of mysteriousness throughout the book. This story wouldn’t be complete without a lot of action packed scenes that Dickey is known for. Readers will need to pay close attention to what is happening towards the end of this book so that you don’t miss anything. Tempted by Trouble is another winner for Eric Jerome Dickey.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert of Urban Reviews

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