The latest offering from William Malmborg (Jimmy, Text
Message) tells the tale of Kimberly, a young woman who is subjected to a
sustained campaign of harassment by the mysterious Nikki.
Help may be at hand in the form of Kimberly’s new neighbour,
the reclusive and idiosyncratic Bill. Bill is a writer who has recently found
some success but his past money-making ventures may have some part to play in
the increasingly worrying situation which Kimberly finds herself in.
This story takes the reader on a journey into the mind of a
delusional and sexually misguided individual who attempts to exact revenge on those
believed responsible for their own depressing situation.
Nikki’s Secret isn’t up there with the brilliant Jimmy (see
review elsewhere here) but it’s another entertaining read from a very promising
author. The little pieces of black humour are perfectly placed amongst the
tension and one particularly gory scene is lightened hugely by the skin-crawlingly
funny description of the impractical nature of disposing of a body.
For more information visit www.williammalmborg.com and you can
click on the tab below for my reviews of the author’s other books.
Ric’s Rating: Good.
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