REVIEW: Wishing Well by Lily White

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The perfect timing of a fairy tale is tied to its tragedy…

Journalist, Meadow Graham, is invited to interview death row inmate, Vincent Mercier. Given three days to hear his sordid confession, Meadow seeks to learn why a wealthy hotel owner killed four people, including her twin sister.

Sensually exotic and enigmatic, Vincent details his deception while bragging about the amusement he took in manipulating Meadow’s sister.

Their interview is a battle of wills.

His story is a twisted web of coercion and lies.

And the tragedy is too perfect to be real.

Will Meadow discover all of Vincent’s secrets while she fights to protect her own?

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When I first started this book, for me it had a Silence of the Lambs-ish feel to it. I wasn’t sure where Lily was going  with the story, other than to just tell the story of the serial killer, but instead I was entranced by a story like no other Lily White book out there.  It’s a psychological roller coaster that will intrigue you, seduce you,  and break your heart. Lily gives us such a unique story line with such unique characters. The secrets, the games, the lies….it’s sheer suspenseful perfection.

 Prepare yourself to get lost in the story and not want to join real life. You’ll get sucked in to this twisted  fairy tale and never want to leave until the last page

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Lily White is a dark writer who likes to dabble on the taboo side of eroticism. She is most known for her Masters Series (Her Master’s Courtesan and Her Master’s Teacher), Target This, Hard Roads, and Asylum. She’s co-authored Serial (a four part serial series). When she isn’t writing as Lily White you can find other books by her under M.S. Willis where she has penned the Control Series, the Estate Series, Because of Ellison (contemporary romance), and Standard Romance Story (Romance Comedy). Lily enjoys stretching her writing muscles by continuing to challenge herself with each book she publishes.

In addition to writing, Lily is an avid reader, gummy bear slayer, and a gold medalist in puppy naps.

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