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Cascading
Lies introduces readers to Nick Davis, a man who attempts
to leave his past, but his past doesn't want to leave him.
As Nick tries to get away from what seems to be a family curse,
he meets a woman, Jane, who seems to have as much of a troubled
life and as many deep secrets as Nick.
Nick's
characterization is subtle, and readers learn about him in
his interactions with his past and with Jane. The romance
between Nick and Jane is similar to two people who are attracted
to each other for the safety of being with someone to help
them get past whatever is holding them back in their lives.
It isn't forced and seems natural.
Overall,
Cascading Lies is a decent thriller with enough twists and
turns to keep readers interested. It has enough romance to
make it enjoyable and personable but not turn it into a romantic
novel.
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