Edge of Evil
by: J. A. Jance
Published by: Avon
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Reviewed by Dawn Dowdle - www.mysteryloverscorner.com
Alison Reynolds is fired after her late night newscast. She doesn't even get to tell her viewers good-bye.
Frustrated with the executives wanting a "younger face," she decides to sue. Her husband, one of the
executives, tells her that would not be a good move. Once she finds out he has been cheating on her, she
doesn't listen to his advice. Matter of fact, she starts divorce proceedings as well.
When she is called back home to Sedona, AZ, due to the death of her childhood friend, she doesn't believe
that her friend committed suicide. She begins to talk to people and look into what her friend had been
going through before her death.
Ali's son talks her into starting an online blog to be able to say good-bye to her viewers and it soon turns
into therapy for others like her.
Ali also helps out her parents who run the Sugarloaf Café when her father is injured and can't work.
She soon begins getting threatening posts. Too late she realizes she has given a lot of personal information
over the web.
Can she uncover the truth about her friend's death and stay safe from the person threatening her?
I hope this book becomes a new series for author J. A. Jance. I really like Ali and would love to read about
her again and again.
Ali is a well-written character. The settings really lend themselves to this story. The plot is wonderfully
constructed.
I devoured this book in two days because I just couldn't put it down. I highly recommend it.
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