Dying Is Easy
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- $5.99
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- $5.99
Publisher Description
He wanted to live happily-ever-after. Jozee wanted to leave. But when she mysteriously disappears, Adam finds himself in a desperate fight to save both their lives!
Up and coming comedy talent, Jozee Jackson's life seems almost perfect, until she disappears after a silly drunken argument with devoted boyfriend and new comedian, Adam Hanson.
Where has she gone? And why? Jozee loved their life together... didn't she?
Despite all his friends in the local stand-up scene believing Jozee had left him to pursue a new life, Adam suspects foul play and becomes determined to find his missing girlfriend.
After a series of shocking discoveries that shed a new and disturbing light on Jozee's private life, Adam begins to wonder if he knows his girlfriend at all.
Why are men from seedy hook-up websites visiting their flat when he's supposed to be at work? Who is behind the torrent of vile text messages and emails sent to Adam's phone? And what is the dark secret of Jozee's dead ex-boyfriend?
Adam won't give up looking until he finds answers to these questions - no matter what the consequences.
BUY Dying Is Easy - A page-turning mystery thriller with plenty of twists and turns!
Customer Reviews
Captivating Mystery!
I thoroughly enjoyed “Dying Is Easy!” Finished it in a week as it engaged me from the very beginning. A very thrilling and captivating mystery of folks within the comedy world.
I will say, as much as it is generally said that comedians/comics can be dark and twisted people, it was a little hard for me to imagine them being involved in this type of sketchy activity. But as the plot thickened, I began to understand what motivated each character to behave the way they did. Although it pieced together nicely, some scenes did seem too much of a coincidence to take place - I.e. the narrator, Adam, conveniently bumping into certain characters at certain times. A very clever and delicate balance as it still created suspense and I still managed to be surprised at the range of outcomes.
I also wished the author expanded more on what makes Jozee attracted to Adam. It’s clear as to why he loves her, but it’s not too clear the other way around - not that it would have added much context, but would have satisfied my curiosity.
Overall, an amazing read! The twists and turns left me shocked at the end of each chapter, and if you’re like me reading this in shivering harsh winter weather, the descriptions of the blistering summer nights will somehow be meditative for you. Well done, KJ!
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.