Carrie Sue's Diary by Sandy Semerad
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Carrie Sue is a crime reporter in 1987 Atlanta. Her fiancé is widower Marcus Handley, a powerful publisher. Carries life gets upended when she finds out that Marcus’s “dead” wife isn’t actually dead at all. This has Marcus pulling away from Carrie as his feelings for his wife return. Amidst her personal; turmoil, Carrie seeks out a friend of hers who himself is dealing with personal trauma, namely a gun shot wound. This pulls Carrie into a deep crime web surrounding Nev Powers and Carrie sets out to find some missing women who might connect all the different dots.
A very interesting book, this thriller has very good elements and some not so good. I could have cared less about Carrie’s personal problems; I think the book was well written and could have stood on its own with out it. Other than that, it was a good story, with well done dialogue and characters.


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