I would not be lying if I said
that I was hooked on to Hell to Pay from the first chapter itself. Half way
through the book, I had already started thinking like Emily. Making the
characters seem extremely lively and realistic is just one of the good things
about Hell to Pay.

For those who have read Hutchins
earlier may be aware of her fast paced and tight story-telling style. For me,
it was a first and I had my adrenaline pumping all throughout the read. There
might be some connection with the older books in this series but you do not
feel lost even if you start with this one. I loved Emily’s characterization.
She sounds like somebody you might want to have as a friend. Smart, witty, considerate and rational Emily
struggles to choose between her heart and her mind.
This nail-biting mystery thriller
is bound to keep you up at night and forget everything around you. The plot is
multi-layered and keeps getting more and more intriguing. However, the smooth
writing makes sure that you don’t get lost in the many layers. It’s highly
recommended for those who love intelligent thrillers and mysteries.
About the Author: Writer of overly long
e-mails, romantic mysteries, and (possibly) hilarious nonfiction. Resides deep
in the heart of Nowheresville, TX and way up in the frozen north of
Snowheresville, WY. Passionate about great writing and smart authorpreneurship
as well as long hikes with her hunky husband and pack of rescue dogs, her
Keurig, and traveling in the Bookmobile. (Source:
http://pamelafaganhutchins.com/publications/fiction/)
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