Maud Warner, past her prime and spending her days at the poker table, is out to get her revenge and it isn't going to be pretty. Now that she is the center of a murder at the famous Four Seasons, she must figure out a way to make sure that the person responsible for her and her family's misery is brought to justice.
Bluff is a novel that is full of questions and answers that seem to change with every turn of the page. Although the main players of the book all belong to the privileged class, they show themselves as no better than anyone else when it comes to family, sex, jealousy, and most importantly, money. I thought that the book did a decent job of showing different sides of the crime, and I do like how it had a bit of a big twist just past the halfway point. Light crime fans will want to pick up a copy of this book.
Bluff is a novel that is full of questions and answers that seem to change with every turn of the page. Although the main players of the book all belong to the privileged class, they show themselves as no better than anyone else when it comes to family, sex, jealousy, and most importantly, money. I thought that the book did a decent job of showing different sides of the crime, and I do like how it had a bit of a big twist just past the halfway point. Light crime fans will want to pick up a copy of this book.