Prime Deception
Carys Jones, 2014
Carina UK
304 pp.
ISBN-13: 9781472094728
Summary
When Lorna Thomas is found dead in her car everyone believes she killed herself. But the day after her death Lorna was set to sell a scandalous story to one of Britain’s biggest tabloid papers. For six months she had been the Deputy Prime Minister’s mistress.
Will Lorna’s secret die with her? While her family try to move on and come to terms with her death one person refuses to believe that Lorna killed herself. Her twin sister, Laurie is convinced that Lorna was murdered and she’ll stop at nothing to prove it, even if that means teaming up the very man her sister had been having an affair with...
Author Bio
• Birth—December 1985
• Where—Shrewsbury, England, UK
• Education—B.A., University of Wolverhampton
• Currently—lives in Shropshire, England
Carys Jones loves nothing more than to write and create stories which ignite the reader's imagination. Based in Shropshire, England, Carys lives with her husband, two guinea pigs and her adored canine companion Rollo.
When she's not writing, Carys likes to indulge her inner geek by watching science- fiction films or playing video games.
She lists John Green, Jodi Picoult and Virginia Andrews as her favorite authors and draws inspiration for her own work from anything and everything.
To Carys, there is no greater feeling then when you lose yourself in a great story and it is that feeling of ultimate escapism which she tries to bring to her books. (From the author.)
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Book Reviews
I had a blast reading this, and it made me really miss the days when I would sit down and devour a mystery in a few sittings
Kookie Krysp.com
Prime Deception is an amazing read from Carys, I enjoyed every page and found it incredibly hard to put it down
Sabina's Adventures in Reading.blogspot.com
If you like writing with flair and passion, then Jones ticks both boxes. The work of a young author who writes with conviction and authority.
Crime Fiction Lover.com
Discussion Questions
1. Which character did you feel that you related to the most?
2. Were you satisfied with the ending or were you left with more questions?
3. What were your feelings about Lorna as she exists only posthumously in the book?
4. Do you have a favorite passage/scene from the book?
5. If you could ask the author one question, what would it be?
(Questions courtesy of the author.)
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