Sometimes, the most dangerous thing . . . is the truth.
For disgraced cable news producer Hannah Hawthorne, covering the shooting of a pretty NYU sophomore is a chance for redemption. When the story snowballs into a media circus, Hannah’s reporting fans the sensationalistic flames and earns her acclaim. The tragic murder, seemingly the result of random urban gun violence, prompts protests and vigils that further magnify the story.
Meanwhile, Paulo, a reporter for a small online neighborhood newspaper, is following the other murder in Washington Square Park that same night – a Hispanic teen. He discovers an unexpected connection that is political dynamite. When Hannah and Paulo team up, they uncover disturbing facts, leading them to question everything they thought they knew. Their reporting also leads them to the man who might be the killer.
When the story is ready to explode, the truth may be hotter than anyone can handle. Breaking the next scoop could ruin Paulo’s paper and wreck Hannah’s career – and it could get them both killed.
The Review:
5 Stars
Kevin G. Chapman writes a suspenseful tale with The Other Murder.
In The Other Murder the reader is introduced to Hannah and Paulo, two different persons who are both reporters, one trying to restore her career and the other, writes for a small online paper. I am a mega fan of Kevin G. Chapman and read whatever this author writes. This author has a grand imagination, and talent for showing the story. The two are from two different worlds, but two murders may be related and that's how the two get connected to each other. It's a remarkable story and Chapman can really pen a greatly, detailed story bringing it to life. A definite attention grabber, so much I couldn't put it down. Absolutely chilling, and you never know when another victim may drop! It's a gripping and harrowing storyline! It's a great story to follow and try to figure out what will happen next. The book has a mix of eclectic characters, and the chemistry between Hannah and Paulo is something that is shown, and not forced. They both want the same thing in life, and they grow based on their background, and what the future may hold for both of them. Some of the pages, you end up reading slower than others, so not to miss anything. Sometimes you have to put the book down, just to take a breath. This is one of those books that grabs you from the start and pulls you in. And a special shout out to Peter from Bespoke bookcovers.
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