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NEW REVIEW: Monique D. Mensah - Smoke Screen

Monique D. Mensah
Smoke Screen
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5 out of 5 books


It is ten years later and Simone, Ryan, Lauren, and Jessica are back. Simone has dedicated her life to counseling young girls who have been sexually abused. Simone is very satisfied with her work, but her mother Jessica wants her to settle down with one man. But Simone enjoys her no-strings attached conquests. Jessica is finding superstardom due to killing her husband and a reality TV show is in the works. Lauren is a defense attorney whose job is suddenly eating away at her consciousness. Ryan is married but is longing for a baby although her biological clock is winding down. In the midst of all of this, there is a female serial killer on the loose known as the Man-eater who seems to be on a killing spree of various men. The question is: Who is it?

Smoke Screen is an explosive sequel to Who is He to You by Monique D. Mensah. Although this is a sequel, you do not need to read the prior book to read this one. Once again, Mensah provides an intense psychological thriller. While the killer is on the loose, you will keep wondering who the killer could be. Once the killer is revealed, readers won't be prepared for the shocking twist that comes with it. With good plot and character development, Monique D. Mensah delivers the goods once again with Smoke Screen.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert of Urban Reviews

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