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Reviewed by Keith Mbuya for Readers' Favorite
Melanie Deming, a screenplay and true crime blog writer in New York, might as well be a magnet for murder, as her editor at the Wild Westsider Newspaper puts it. She had barely recovered from the experience of her last murder story when yet again another one happened. It had all started with an invitation to attend an open house for a $4.6 million condo on Park Avenue, thanks to her filthy rich acquaintances from her daughter’s private school. However, shortly after arriving at the open house, she discovers the lifeless body of Karen, a real estate agent and the estranged wife of a surgeon. Melanie soon learns that Karen was engaged in a raging war with her ex-husband-to-be and her real estate boss over millions of dollars in agreements and deals. Could either of them have killed Karen? Melanie finds herself treading a dangerous path that puts her life and marriage on the line as she tries to unmask Karen’s murderer, who seems ready to kill again just to keep their identity in the dark. Get yourself Nancy Good’s Killer Condo: A Melanie Deming Manhattan Mystery.
You won't peel your eyes off the pages of this whodunnit once you start reading. If you are looking for a gripping mystery murder and sleuth novel, Nancy Good’s Killer Condo is the right pick. Weaving a tangled web of mystery around an intriguing plot, Good treats readers to ingenious plot twists and spellbinding cliffhangers. The tone of the storyline had me on the edge of my seat. Paying great attention to detail, but just enough not to bog down the pace of the plot, Good brings the scenes to life with colorful depictions. I was hurled into the glamorous and luxurious life of New York’s billionaires, riddled with dark secrets, heavy gossip, deadly love affairs, lust, greed, jealousy, ugly vendettas, and so much more. Good makes the scenes tremendously dramatic while giving them a contemporary backdrop. This made reading the book feel like I was watching a Hollywood mystery murder. I loved this book. I’m on my way to get the other installments in the Melanie Deming Mystery series.
