In a sentence, a woman gets caught up in a deadly game of revenge between old college buddies. The plot could be boiled down to run-of-the-mill revenge, but healthy doses of peril, intrigue, and insanity–and at times a little bit of outrageousness that warranted a disbelieving chuckle from me–kept it fresh. An I-respect-you-for-being-weird kind of weird. This book started off with a tentative “okay…” and ended on a completely bemused “wtf?” But it was good, I did like it, I enjoyed reading it and watching events unfold… But it was weird. But I remember that it did not have such a dark tone as this one. Then she popped back up with a little blip called Virtue Falls, which I snatched up with avidity and zipped through so fast I honestly don’t remember much of it. She had a period where she published novellas that weren’t printed and reissues of old books that I already own and have read, and since I don’t have an ereader and don’t really like sitting at my computer for hours reading an ebook (epic headache), she fell off my radar for a long time. pain and insanity in many forms…īefore Virtue Falls last year, I hadn’t read a Dodd novel for several years.
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