Review: Countdown to Killing Kurtis - Lauren Rowe

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Countdown to Killing Kurtis


Review: Countdown to Killing Kurtis - Lauren Rowe - June 2015

Growing up Charlene was always her daddy's girl and was told she was amazing and could do wonders, that she was the prettiest and smartest girl in the world. As she got older, Charlene planned to go to Hollywood and become a famous actress like Marilyn Monroe. It even helped that she looked similar to Monroe. When Charlene was in her teens, her dad left, and Charlene had a new step-daddy, that was until one night she snapped. Put into foster care, Charlene meet a guy who would become her best friend and boyfriend. Charlene then went to Hollywood and met Kurtis and later married him. Though of course, he was like any sleazy movie producer full of promises but no follow through, he also was a bit of a mean drunk. Charlene decided that Kurtis must pay and therefore decided that in one year Kurtis would be dead as nobody double crosses Charlie Wilber's daughter.  Countdown to Killing Kurtis had a dark fiction feel but was more of a romantic suspense novel with a bit of a killer twist to the characters. Countdown to Killing Kurtis by Lauren Rowe was an interesting read and perfect if you are in the mood for a Dark Romantic Suspense novel.




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