Publisher: Witness Impulse
Published: February 4, 2014
ISBN: B00DB3FPLC
Genre: True Crime, Mystery
Format: Ebook
Obtained via: Publisher
Living two lives Sarah Fortune walks a fine line between that of
successful lawyer by day and a sensuous mistress by night. She doesn’t choose her lovers on money, but
on a feeling that goes beyond. Something
goes awry when she meets Charles Tysall—a man who uses and abuses women and who
becomes more depraved with each passing affair.
The version of Frances Fyfield’s SHADOWS ON THE MIRROR was a
reprint from a book that originally came out in 1992. More true crime than
mystery, elements of the book are almost precursors to that BDSM book that was
made into a movie. (Sorry can’t think of
the name of it, it didn’t appeal to me and I didn’t read it, but I’m sure
readers of erotic fiction know which one I mean.) I never warmed up to any of the characters
although I did feel bad for Malcolm early on.
I thought Tysall was disgusting.
I felt damp while reading it – the image of a dark and damp
atmosphere came through. It wasn’t a
pleasant feeling. The writing isn’t bad;
it just wasn’t my cup of tea.
This is an objective review and not an endorsement of
this book.
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