Jessamine has everything she could ask for. A great career as a radio host, a loving daughter, and caring friends but that is about to change when she is approached by a young lady asking for help to find her missing friend.

Intrigued by the details Jessamine sets about finding the answers with the help of her listeners and colleagues. What she finds along the way is not what she is prepared for.

The Dangerous Kind focuses on two people, one from the past and one from the present. As the story develops you find yourself trying to figure out what links these two people together which to me, made the plot a lot more interesting.

The layout of the book made it very easy knowing which time-frame you were reading about, avoiding any unnecessary confusion, with the chapters very clearly marked.

The Dangerous Kind is a well-written story, I found myself drawn in every time I picked the book up and I enjoyed learning more about each of the characters and their lives as the book progressed.

Throughout the story, I tried to figure out where our missing person could be and who may have done what. I am usually quite good at figuring things out and although I guessed some parts correctly I did not figure out the full story making this book pleasantly unpredictable.

I often become frustrated if I finish a story and still have many unanswered questions, luckily that was not the case with this book as it was wrapped up nicely.

I believe the author has written another book previously, and after reading this one I will happily go out and buy it.

About the Author

Deborah O’Connor is a writer and TV producer. Born and bred in the North-East of England, she now lives in London with her husband and daughter.

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