Heart of Ice Book Review

Book Review of Heart of Ice
  by Lis Wiehl with April Henry
"A Triple Threat Novel"

     This is Lis Wiehl's third offering in the Triple Threat novel series; and her seventh book so far.  She currently has five best sellers, and it's easy to see why.  As soon as you start the book, you are immediately thrown into the midst of murder.  Three friends, Cassidy, Nicole and Allison, all related to the "crime industry" are unknowingly intertwined with the murder.  One murder spirals into the next, and the next, and the web continues to get bigger and the plot thicker.   There is intrigue, shocking moments, and Christian principles throughout this thrilling book.
    This is a fabulously fun book.  You will not want to put it down.  I found that I was neglecting laundry because I was sneaking time with this exciting read instead.  It's a true page-turner!  Wiehl's completely qualified to write this genre, since she is a prominent trial lawyer and a highly regarded commentator.  Not to mention that she is a legal analyst and reporter for Fox News; and a professor of law.  Being a wife and a mother of two as well, I wonder how in the world she still finds time to write these high powered and edgy books.  She also has experience as a Federal Prosecutor, and has worked with NPR and NBC News.  It's no wonder that her books are well thought out and well researched.  You will get a glimpse inside the lives of a TV new reporter, prosecutor and FBI investigator.   Wiehl also lets you spy into the thoughts and motives of a psychopath and pyromaniac. It's a trouble-free read with lots of characters and short chapters.  Although, I do not recommend this book to children under the age of 18 (some sexual content and other adult elements).  If you grab this book you will enjoy it.  It's rousing and will keep you guessing. 

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