Mirror Image

By: CJ Warrant

Narrated by: Samantha Novak

Las Vegas stripper, Jazz Connolly is wrongly accused of murder and finds out the killer may be her identical twin. With help from a Denver cop Mike Mitchell - the latest victim’s best friend and her accuser, Jazz uncovers facts about her past, a dark secret twisted with lies, and clues to the killer’s true identity.

When Mike finds Jazz on his doorstep, he can’t resist the temptation and helps her track down details of her past. As they uncover clues, he can’t ignore the potent chemistry between them. In this tangled web of chaos, their passion ignites, but can they learn to trust each other? While the body count grows, they will have to fight back, love hard, and survive in order to learn the truth and expose the real killer.

©2017 Solstice Publishing (P)2023 CJ Warrant

struggled to finish it

struggled to finish it language was a bit harsh and not really needed. sounded a bit robotic.

dark twisted suspense

Please be aware this book contains TRIGGERS**** This book contains darker themes, I like reading darker romance, as this was good but very detailed, details I don't normally like to read due to personal preference. I won't give spoilers away but I liked the concept between the twins. Mike accuses Jazz of murdering his best friend and they kind of form a bond when he saves her life twice during their hunt for more answers around his friends murder. Sometimes finding those answers don't always end up the way you want them to or are happy about them. I liked the twist and turns this story took even though the romance between Mike and Jazz is muted against this murder mystery/secrets. But you get to see their romance slowly blossom into a HEA. Audible narration: I have to be honest I was not impressed by this narration, I felt as if the narrator was choppy (did not flow or go over smoothly in transitions) and did not emphasize the words when they needed to be. I did finish the book on audible but I feel like if I read it myself I would have enjoyed it better.

intriguing

this is a riveting novel, just when you think you have it figured out there is a new twist.