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NEW REVIEW: Stacy-Deanne - The Season of Sin

Stacy-Deanne - 
The Season of Sin - 
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5 out of 5 books - 


Detective Brianna Morris wakes up after being knocked unconscious to find out her friend, Nadia, has been murdered. She teams up with her partner Steven Kemp to try to solve this murder case.  Why would anyone want to kill Nadia? Brianna soon discovers everything isn't what it seems when she discovers things about Nadia that she never knew.  
As an avid reader, the most important thing an author can do is to draw you into the story with the first few lines. Author Stacy Deanne accomplished this and so much more with her title, The Season of Sin. This book will definitely keep you turning pages and have you eager to read more.
This story was very well developed. The chemistry between Brianna & Stephen scorched the pages of this book.  I love reading a book that keeps me guessing.  I highly recommend The Season of Sin.

Reviewed by Orsayor for Urban Reviews

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Ey Wade said…
I don't know what would be worse, to wake and find your friend dead, or the find out all you thought you knew about the friend was false. The book sounds very interesting.
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