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Book Review - Soiled Sheets By Phoenix Ash




CATCHES YOU FROM THE BEGINNING

I was hooked the moment I read the first line. Soiled sheets kept me wanting more. Phoenix Ash developed her characters to the point that you were involved in their lives. The description of each scene places you in the story with the characters, living out their scenes as if you are apart. I was emotionally hooked in many parts as there were some parts that resonated with me.

One lesson of the main character Dana, she walks to the beat of her own drum and strong-willed, which lead her down paths that could have been avoidable.

There are some trigger warnings in this book, as it takes a deep dive into domestic violence. I would caution if this is a sensitive subject for you. However, this is a great story and it shows that if one does not heed the warnings or listen to the wisdom of our elders, we can end up in unfortunate situations.

This is a great read and I do recommend for anyone looking for a great suspense story. I cannot wait for part 2 of the Davenport Series to be released!


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