Life Through a Mirror

Caesar Rondina’s Life Through a Mirror

Intriguing, exciting, draws the reader in from
the first word to the final one. It keeps you on
the edge of your seat!!!
Life Through a Mirror presents a story about
regrets and choices in life. Danger, drama,
suspense, secrets, trust issues, elements of
loss, disappointment, family trials, fear to love,
determination, thrills and chills plus some
steamy romance are all blended together
for an excellent read.
The story lets the reader realize that even the
most well-intentioned person can find themselves
in situations that have negative or unexpected
outcomes.
The author gets inside the heads of the characters
and presents them to the reader so you understand
the inner workings of all of each multifaceted and
dynamic characters.
Allie had a rough childhood. Finally getting out of
her home, she hits the streets. Then she wakes up
next to a dead man while holding the knife that
stabbed him. She doesn’t remember anything about
how she got there but knows she was framed plus
by whom. Now after ten years in prison, she is out
and determined to start a new life. She intends to
clear her name.
David came from a wealthy life style. He is now a
prominent criminal lawyer in New York City. Then he
lets himself get involved with loose women, drugs,
drinking, gambling and doing a favor for the mob.
The is no evidence that he was involved. He loses
his job and is disbarred. He loses his car and
apartment. He is broke. He is returning home. He
is determined to clear his name to be able to start
his life in law again.
There is instant chemistry that sparks when Allie
and David meet but both need to work on their new
goals.
This couple needs to come to grips with their past to
be able to move into a future together. Will they each
get a second chance? Will they be able to find
forgiveness, healing and love? Will they be able to
overcome what they face?
Fast paced, complexly plotted with a riveting storyline.
I volunteered to read Life Through a Mirror. Thanks to
the author and the Mystery Review Crew for the
opportunity. My opinion is my own.