Review: The Catch - Shari Low and Ross King

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Review: The Catch - Book #2 The Rise Series - Shari Low and Ross King - February 2023

This book left me in two minds and then wondering whether I will read the last one in the series when released - The Fall.  After reading The Rise and enjoying it, I was excited to read this one and see where it took us. I felt a bit let down as it had amazing premise and exciting parts, but the ending was not so great and for me as a reader - I am the type where the ending makes or breaks the book. This ending left me feeling unsettled and restless as it felt unfinished and a letdown. The Catch starts with the three friends back together after the events of The Rise pulled them back into the same circle. Mirren, Davie, and Zander - their past brought to light. Now Mirren is grieving the loss of her daughter Chloe to drugs, Davie is trying to come to terms with the fact he and Zander are half-brothers and Zander is just good ol' Zander. What happens though when Mirren sees a ghost from her past and then strange and dangerous events start happening towards Davie and Zander? Does this mean Marilyn is back on the scene and risen from the dead and is finally ready for her payback - the payback which led to her killing the one man she ever loved? When Sarah gets the scoop from her old editor, will she write the article or will she realize she doesn't want to be part of this superficial world anymore and choose love over her career? Will Zander finally get on board with a real meaningful relationship and say I do to one of the other characters in this book? Find out in Book #2 The Catch by Shari Low and Ross King. A UK/ US Hollywood thriller.

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