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A review by slebs55
Woman on the Edge by Samantha M. Bailey
4.0
Thank you Net Galley for this eARC in exchange for an honest review
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Take my baby and love her for me, Morgan
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Samantha Bailey did not hold back in capturing her readers attention right off the bat. Morgan Kincaid is waiting on a train platform to take her home. While waiting a seriously disheveled and distraught woman grabs her wrist and demands she takes her child and love her. Right after passing off the baby the woman flings herself into the oncoming train. We later learn the woman is Nicole Layton, the founder and CEO of Breathe; a prominent women's athletic-wear clothing company in Chicago. Since giving birth to Quinn, Nicole has been distressed to the point of her seeming unhinged. H
Well that's what Morgan tries telling the police. The problem is no one believes her. There's no evidence to show Morgan didn't in fact shove Nicole form the platform. You see Morgan's already had her run in with this police force before. Not too many years prior she was questioned about her husband's, who committed suicide, involvement in fraud. Many lives were ruined by her husband; and her being the wife clearly she had to know what was going on. Morgan also desperately wanting a child of her own didn't help the police look anywhere but her.
This story is a fast past tale of love and lies. Once at the end you mind will be left spinning trying to play catch up.
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Take my baby and love her for me, Morgan
**
Samantha Bailey did not hold back in capturing her readers attention right off the bat. Morgan Kincaid is waiting on a train platform to take her home. While waiting a seriously disheveled and distraught woman grabs her wrist and demands she takes her child and love her. Right after passing off the baby the woman flings herself into the oncoming train. We later learn the woman is Nicole Layton, the founder and CEO of Breathe; a prominent women's athletic-wear clothing company in Chicago. Since giving birth to Quinn, Nicole has been distressed to the point of her seeming unhinged. H
Well that's what Morgan tries telling the police. The problem is no one believes her. There's no evidence to show Morgan didn't in fact shove Nicole form the platform. You see Morgan's already had her run in with this police force before. Not too many years prior she was questioned about her husband's, who committed suicide, involvement in fraud. Many lives were ruined by her husband; and her being the wife clearly she had to know what was going on. Morgan also desperately wanting a child of her own didn't help the police look anywhere but her.
This story is a fast past tale of love and lies. Once at the end you mind will be left spinning trying to play catch up.