The Ghostwriter
By Alessandra Torre
Genre: Psychological Suspense / General Fiction
Standalone, 316 pages
SYNOPSIS:
I have three months to write the last book of my life. Three months to confess the details of that day, and how it changed everything for me.
My name is Helena Ross. I’ve written fifteen romance novels, ten of which have become international bestsellers. But this one isn’t a romance. This novel holds only the truth, which I have run away from for four years. The truth, which I have hidden from the police, from my loved ones, from the world.
This final book?
It’s my confession.
Stephanie’s 5 Star Review:
I received a copy of this book from the author for an honest review.
This is not a Romance. There is zero romance in this book. The Ghostwriter is a fictional story about an author’s personal story. I”m finding it difficult to explain this story to you in a review without spoiling one iota of the story for you. It’s an amazing tale of a person who’s perceived to have it all but has Rocky Mountain size secrets she didn’t want shared until her very last tale. Given three months to live Helena Ross is desperate to get her last book told.
She realizes she can’t physically type enough words to get the book done in those three months and picks the author she wants to write her story. An author who’s most likely to get the words and feelings just write. One that will follow the lead and make it most sound like Helena.
Oh boy was she in for a surprise when her ghostwriter showed up. A person that’s a stickler for the rules only she knows (in her head) when her ghostwriter arrived it shook what she knew to be true on it’s axis. Sometime not everything is as it seems.
With the story she’s telling, Helena should know this to be true. You know there are instances in our lives that we wish we could forget. Erase. Redo. Something. Just get rid of or change the memory all together. Well her autobiography is the purging of said instance. Gosh the revelation alone would knock most off their feet. Not Helena Ross. No. People might have thought her to be crazy but she acted out of love in this particular case. No doubt about it.
Helena’s ghostwriter took it all in stride. Her story being a lot to handle. The writer put it all into words, beautifully. Handed it all over on a silver platter, so to speak. All for the world to see, read and judge. That’s what stories do, do they not? Allow people into the hearts of an author to see themselves? Definitely this particular story in the story was an all out tale.
I think you’ll find that though it isn’t a romance you’ll still see Alessandra Torre in this book. Her writing is prolific, as usual. It’s not a romance but it’s definitely her style and a fantastic read.
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About Alessandra Torre:
Alessandra Torre is an award-winning New York Times bestselling author of fourteen novels. Her books focus on romance and suspense. Torre has been featured in such publications as Elle and Elle UK, as well as guest blogged for the Huffington Post and RT Book Reviews. She is also the Bedroom Blogger for Cosmopolitan.com.
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