Review: Single

Single by K.L. Slater
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Darcy is looking to move on with life. Her two kids are at school, and her in-laws & sister in law are a source of support, though also a little intrusive. One day, Darcy’s son has a bad asthmatic attack and George, a good-looking doctor saves his life. Darcy very quickly finds herself getting to be close to George. There are, however, complications in both their lives as strains from their past relationships casts shadows.

Darcy has a feeling that someone is watching her and the boys all the time. During a holiday, a strange figure approaches her son. Very soon, she senses she and her boys may be in danger and she has to uncover the people involved and their motives.

Single is a fast-moving book. It teases you by leaving small incidents and clues, prompting you to speculate on what could come next.

A good suspense novel, which is fast paced.


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