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New Review: Nemesis: Harper Black

 


5 out of 5 books

Amara has resisted her mother Paige’s life of wealth and soft living forever. Paige has been trying to stop the voice that plagues Amara’s mind. But that voice just gets louder and louder because it wants to tell Amara a story. When Amara stumbles upon an old picture of her mother Paige and four other people, the voices continue. Why doesn’t Paige want to acknowledge this picture? What does the Greek names on the back of the pictures mean?


Nemesis is a dark, twisted, psychological thriller by Harper Black. This book is unlike anything that you’ll ever read. When the characters are introduced in this novel, you’ll wonder how they are all connected. Black does an excellent job showing you how they all fit into Amara’s story. This story does switch from the past to the present but it’s still easy to follow. Readers will find themselves questioning what is real and what is not. Harper Black brought us a book that is full of secrets, denials, and delusions with Nemesis.


Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert


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