
Revenge? Hate crime? Terrorist attack?
Opening with murder by mail, Hand of Fate grips the reader in a quickly paced story that revolves around the death of radio talk show host, Jim Fate. Three women, Prosecutor Allison, Special Agent Nicole and Crime Reporter Cassidy – previously united in Face of Betrayal – work together to unravel the mystery. But could one of them be holding back critical information?
I confess to being skeptical of the endorsements on the cover. Pulse-pounding? Major twists? Delivers big? We’ll see.
I’m glad to report that it’s true. Wiehl’s second Triple Threat Novel does deliver big. From the first, I was never quite able to form an opinion on “Whodunit?” I would decide who had not done it, only to revise that opinion further into the story. With a well developed plot carried through with great writing, Hand of Fate definitely goes on the shelf to be read again. Highly recommended.
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