Portrait of Deception (A Southwest Suspense Novel) by Kathryn Dodson – Review by Rebecca Hill

Portrait of Deception by Kathryn Dodson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I had a lot of ups and downs with this book. I really got into the beginning of the story. Then the book became almost unbelievable, so I had to suspend reality a little bit, like I would do with a movie. Then the book picked up so much that I could not put it down! It was so good through the end of the book. The main character is Margo McAllister who is a world famous photographer poised on the edge of receiving the accolades she’s always dreamed of. What she did not ever imagine was her life completely tanking and her life being in danger. She can’t see any other options for herself except to take the lucrative offer from a man who gives her the creeps. However, once she’s there, she’s stuck like a fly on a spiderweb. She must find a way home and escape without putting any loved ones at risk. Will she find a way out of the danger she’s in? You’ll definitely want to read this book to find out!

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