‘GUILTY WOMEN’ BY MELANIE BLAKE

After rereading RUTHLESS WOMEN during my winter vacation to get myself in the mood for the upcoming sequel GUILTY WOMEN due out in late April by Harper Collins, I couldn’t wait to feast my eyes once again on the ladies of Falcon Bay whom I had come to cherish so. I had such a good time with them that I was more than ready to embark on another wild ride of the rich and the wicked, courtesy of storytelling genius Melanie Blake. Then it happened again, the thing I dreaded more than finding out that the latest book is not up to par: a new COVID variant hit us again in my neck of the woods—meaning I was back working full-time at the hospital and having even less time focusing on books, including this sequel, which by the way was granted by the publisher and NetGalley for an honest review. What a guy to do? Well, I’ll do the same thing I did with RUTHLESS WOMEN last year during the pandemic. I’ll give the new book my two cents worth without adding too much detail.

So here it goes. I simply loved, loved, loved, loved it. GUILTY WOMEN starts out six months after the world-wide broadcast of the ill-fated shark attack on one important character, and goes on from there. There are many, many surprises in store, like another wild death, the arrival of old lovers, new lovers, the return of some villains, and another whopper of a finale. Suffice to say, GUILTY WOMEN is definitely a grabber. I cannot wait for next year’s follow-up. 

Now please bear with me. Until I am back part time at work, I will only give short reviews on upcoming stuff on my blog. I hate that it had to come to this but it is either that or putting a halt to everything until I have more free time on my hands. Let’s just hope that we all be rid of that COVID-19 virus very soon so we all can get back to our regular scheduled program. 

 Until next post—Martin