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An author with a top-flight story and a message which confronts preconceptions.
Action-packed, the pace is swift and the writing is sparse with a snappy style to carry you quickly through this tale of police corruption, human trafficking, and the escort business.
The opening chapters establish Nina's double life as an escort and a student, and her ambivalent but platonic relationship with Mike, a client, a middle-aged man. A spectre of menace is introduced early in the form of strange phone calls and an unscheduled "security upgrade" in the building.
Cut to action: Bitter Sweet runs on pure adrenaline as the pacing is exceptionally fast, and I would definitely concur with other reviewers that once you're hooked in, it is tremendously difficult to put down. The action sequences are deftly realised and genuinely edge of the seat, very much in the manner of cinema action thrillers.
Nina possessing a good moral compass, throws off a lot of the clichés of escorting - very refreshing. In fact, Nina dismisses all caution and displays single minded determination to rescue three girls, forced into sexual slavery.
So to sum up, a one-of-a-kind début with a good central storyline, good use of dialogue, an engaging protagonist and more than enough action to keep those pages turning.