"Mind Me, Milady" by Anne Rothman-Hicks and Ken Hicks MINI-REVIEW

Book: Mind, Me, Milady

Authors: Anne Rothman-Hicks and Ken Hicks

My Rating: ★★★

TRIGGER WARNINGS: Sexual assault and violence.

Synopsis: Jane Larson is an attorney on the Upper East Side of New York City, and the Gentleman Rapist has chosen her to receive his calls announcing each conquest. He also reminds her in chilling terms that he will one day twist his wire around her throat and bend her to his will.

Jane has professional and personal problems of her own, but she is forced to try to catch this monster when he stalks her newest client. Susan is a sweet young woman who cannot remember large time periods of her past and who has dreams about a prior life in which she was raped. Soon, the Gentleman escalates to murder, and Jane wonders if he was involved in Susan’s forgotten past, or if Susan is simply a means to get to Jane. Either way, Jane is caught in the deadly game of stopping the Gentleman before another woman feels the wire at her throat and hears his sinister whisper to Mind Me, Milady. 

Disclaimer: I was provided a free copy of this book by the publisher in exchange for an honest review.

      In all honesty, I'm not sure how I feel about this book. Overall it was ok, but I will admit I was quite bored for a lot of it. The beginning was defintiely the strongest part of the book. It felt like it had direction but then it slowly went down that road, and when I mean slowly, very slowly. The overall plot was vaguly interesting, but could have been written better.

      One plus I will give this book is I had no idea who the serial killer was and the cause behind some of the strange shit going on in this book, but that have been because I wasn't reading that thoroughly into things. Overall, the books was midly entertaining and would probably be perceived better as a movie/tv series than a book.