Portrait of Deception (A Southwest Suspense Novel) by Kathryn Dodson – Review by Anna Deer

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

Margo’s father passed before she could even meet him, but that’s not the only ghost that follows her. His career and notoriety in the photography business haunts her too. Feeling as if she will never leave his shadow, She becomes very excited when she is invited to Italy to be in the running for the Butler prize. She meets a man who lives in another country who offers her a job to photograph him. He gives her the creeps, so she turns it down at first. However, her life is flipped upside down after a series of events, Margo gives it a second thought. Which turns out to be another thing that will haunt her for the rest of her life.
I highly recommend this book, wonderful world and character building. Margo was very relatable, by far my favorite character in the book. I was on my toes the entire time, it felt like the book went by so fast with all the twists, turns and *almost* betrayals.

Reviewed by @Melancholy Rose

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