Dark Obsessions A Kate Barnes Thriller
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Who likes a mystery? Marie Sutro has written a murder mystery entitled 'Dark Obsessions' that is a Kate Barnes thriller. This mystery seems to carry on what the main character of Kate Barnes, who is a detective that needs to pull herself together from what happened on a previous case that has affected her in many ways. Kate also has some personal issues to work through and it seems that a trip to the Northwest United States could be the place where answers could be found in more ways than one.
Marie has written a mystery that gives the reader quite a ride into a psychological thriller that will make you wonder. The character of Kate has various dimensions and Marie brings these dimensions to light and slowly will bring understanding to whatever happens. The cover art does give a sense of the territory they are about to enter.
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