(Review) Room 1515 By: Bill Wetterman

Blurb

International Thriller. A female agent named Peacock is sent on a mission to woo and win the heart of the world's most powerful power-broker. Her job is to learn his secrets and foil his plans. Instead, she falls in love. A story of the balance of world financial power, betrayal, and romance.

Review

This was a very well written novel. The story was intriguing; fast moving with a good story line. The topics discussed were pretty interesting and I felt myself turning the pages quickly to see what happens next. The main female character, Peacock, has had a traumatic incident when she was a younger girl, and now in her mid twenties, she is an American Female Agent. An assignment of hers is to woo successful power-broker, Arthur Pendlton, and know all of his secrets that could help her boss, but what stands in her way of doing a 100% job is falling for him, something that she has never experienced, and he falls for her. What stands in the way of this intense romantic relationship are international politics, and her duty to her job, as she cannot fail her work, but she doesn't want to let go something that she has never experienced before, so what does she do? Well, you're going to have to read this and find out, and if you like a good mystery/thriller/romantic read, then this is the novel for you! :)

My Rating: 4/5

Between PG-13 & R as there is some violent content

About The Author

After over twenty-five years in the executive search business with Wolters Search Group, I retired in 2008 to write full-time. Since then, I've had some moderate success. Four of my short stories have been selected for publication by Chicken Soul. I have my first novel, Room 1515, available in eBook and paperback form.

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