When Holly meets Nathan she didn’t expect to fall in love and begin a whirlwind romance. Now a few months down the line she is married and moving onto Nathan’s family-owned Holiday Park. Other than a few threats of sabotage to the relationship things seem to be going smoothly for the couple until Holly starts to learn that Nathan has a secret from his past that he does not want anyone knowing about.

Reading Suspicion we see through the eyes of Holly as she starts to uncover what Nathan is so desperately trying to hide. I enjoyed the story and thought the characters were well developed. I liked and empathised with the majority of them and found myself becoming frustrated and irritated by Kyle, Nathan’s jealous brother and his attitude towards the main character.

The book was an easy light read and was entertaining too. I did, however, find the ending to be too abrupt and when looking back felt the story had very few real twists or turns for a mystery/suspense book.

Although I wasn’t a fan of the ending I did enjoy reading the story and would likely read another book from this author.

About the Author

Brenda Guiton lives with her husband, Derek, in South Yorkshire. Since retiring, she has had three short plays performed at The New Bradford Playhouse (formerly The Priestley Theatre). One of the plays, “Out of the Confusion” was also broadcast on BCB (Bradford Community Broadcasting) and adapted as an Internet audio book.

Following an interesting and diverse career, Brenda devotes her leisure time to writing (painting and jewellery making when time permits). “Taking Chances” (a romantic thriller) was her debut novel, followed by “At the end of the sentence” (suspence) and the latest “Suspicion” a mystery/suspense in paperback and e-book.

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