Review: Thirsty by Tracey Bateman

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Do you like reading Christian authors ?
Prefer a bit of Fantasy and Supernatural in your Christian book mix ?
 
Review: Thirsty - Tracey Bateman - October 2009
Thirsty by Tracey Bateman was an interesting read as when it comes to Edgy Christian fiction, you never quite know what to expect. The novel started off with the introduction to Nina Parker and herself being labelled like her father -the town drunk. We then see her flash forward where she is now a mother with two children and a serious drinking problem. When things go from bad to worse, Nina finds herself in rehab- will she be able to last it out this time or will it be like the million of times before where she quickly falls prey to old habits ? Realising she needs to move on , Nina decides along with her daughter to take a trip back to her hometown- somewhere she hasn't stepped foot in the last seventeen years as the last time she was here - she was raped. When Nina arrives with her daughter a series of murders begin, are they connected with Nina ? This is where things take a twist as Tracey adds in a hint of Supernatural -think the Twilight Saga tale of The Cold Ones and the Warm Blooded that Jacob tells Bella in the first movie/book.
With something for everyone from Drugs to Alcohol to Murder to Vampires - Thirsty by Tracey Bateman is one helluva ride and keeps the readers entertained.
 



 

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