Book Review: KnockOut! by Emma Calin

Up next we have a  #1 Kindle Best Seller in Romantic Suspense, Romantic 

Adventure and Women Sleuths !

As you know, I;m not a huge fan of ebooks. but the Kindle app on my smart phone is good for when I don't want to burn my data minutes, and have time on my hands (like at the doctor's office), and forgot to bring a book! So every month, I'll be reviewing some new ebooks for WLC, as this book is from!

Synopsis: 
Interpol cop, Anna Leyton, spirals down into a hopeless vortex of sexual and emotional passion as she fights to keep her professional cool. Who is deceiving who in this fast moving ride across continents? 

What motivates her art loving prize-bull of a lover Freddie La Salle? 

The power of love and trust stands against greed and crime as conflicting forces grapple for that knockout punch. 

Review: This was a super quick read, in fact I read it in 4 sittings, which considering I was reading it on my cell phone, was not too bad! It's actually a tight little mystery, with lots of twists and turns to keep you reading, as the story crosses international lines. IT IS a romance novel, which means it does have sex scenes, but they fit into the story and can easily be skipped over, without any of the plot being lost. Anyone who has had to make a split second decision when it comes to love, will relate very well to this book. It's perfect for a nice read by the pool/beach, and a great Summer read.

AND you can get it now for only $2.99 on Amazon! Don't have an e-reader? It's also out in paperback! Woo hoo! So run over and check it out!

And don't forget to check out WLC, for some more great ebooks at super low prizes, when they are featured as part of the monthly Read and Review program!!

About the Author: Emma Calin, novelist, philosopher, blogger, poet and would be master chef.  A woman pedaling between Peckham and Pigalle, in search of passion and 

enduring romance. Check out her website for more!




Disclosure / Disclaimer: I received this book, free of charge, from the World Literary Cafe, for review purposes on this blog. No other compensation, monetary or other, has been received or implied for this post. Nor was I told how to post about it. Nor was I given any incentive from Amazon, to mention it being available on their site.