Glimmer of Hope A gripping psychological thriller novella with a nail-biting ending

J.A Andrews is an excellent writer and this story is so vivid in its telling that you lose yourself for the time you are reading. ☆☆☆☆☆ Reader Review Sometimes chasing a dream can become a nightmare… Alecia Preen is living in poverty and desperate to make a better life for herself. Having moved to a new area for new beginnings after being disowned by her family, money was fast running out. She is struggling to make ends meet. With the intention of charging lonely men online for her services, Alecia realises she can supplement her income by being unscrupulous. In meeting Jake Parker he requests that she role-plays as a psychiatrist, but he makes her aware of an underground millionaires playground called Sordida. He warns her to stay away. As Alecia’s curiosity gets the better of her, she is amazed by the wealth and decadence on offer. Sordida is not the club she had anticipated because behind the legendary name lurks a very dark secret. A secret that could cost her everything. He pays by the hour and Alecia pays in ways she had never imagined. A gripping thriller novella with a nail-biting twist. Readers of K.L. Slater and T.M. Logan will not be able to put this one down. Readers can't get enough of J A Andrews psychological thrillers: ‘WOW!!! JA Andrews has an incredible gift of writing psychological thrillers…I was just blown away by everything in this book and need to read more by this author. Needless to say I am an instant huge fan!!’ ☆☆☆☆☆ Reader Review ‘I was blown away by all the secrets and twists that kept coming… The ending completely blew me away. I raced through the pages as fast as I could’ Reader Review ‘It's brilliant. It is well written, with a good plot and the characters are credible with plenty of twists and turns’ Reader Review ‘It’s a dark and tense read, of which the author had no problem pulling me into the story and keeping me there. There are some nice little twists that gives the reader bursts of adrenaline rushes as they take them in. Highly recommended.’ Reader Review