Review: The Silent Woman - Minka Kent

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Review: The Silent Woman - Minka Kent - September 2022

One of the authors I have enjoyed is Minka Kent and her mysteries, I do also love her romances under her other pen name Winter Renshaw. So it makes total sense that I enjoy both names. In The Silent Woman, we meet newlywed Jade Westmore. Jade finally has a perfect life and perfect house and what she believes is the perfect man. Jade believes her husband is a caring man as he still looks after his first wife Sylvie. She lives in the backyard cottage and has full-time care. One day, her nurse leaves for a family emergency and Jade steps up. Jade introduces herself and Sylvie gives her a note "RUN". Now Jade can't stop thinking about it and is now determined to get to the bottom of what happened and learn what she can about Sylvie and Well's relationship. What happens though when she learns that all is not what it seems and that the night of Sylvie's accident, something more sinister happened? Can Jade get to the bottom of what happened to Sylvie and save not only herself but those around her whom she has come to care for?  The other reason why I enjoyed this book, was because Jade was writing a biography about Well's mother and we read glimpses of her diary entries, etc. If you love fast-paced thrillers, twisted lies, and secrets - then read on and grab your copy of The Silent Woman by Minka Kent today.

Amazon: https://amzn.to/3FNmb89






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