[ARC Review] Butch: A Psychological Thriller, the Debut Novella by R. D. Weber
By R. D. Weber
When a violent abduction rocks the small town of Chadwick, Detective Joseph Hinkler finds himself pursuing the investigation of his career. Nothing like this has ever happened in the quiet hamlet. But as the details begin to unfold, Hinkler finds himself dealing with something far more sinister than he could have possibly imagined.
Butch: A Psychological Thriller is a debut novella by author, R. D. Weber. This well-paced story will keep you guessing to the last. The characters are well-developed. I found Hinkler an empathetic character. This is a perfect crime drama to read in a single sitting.
Butch: A Psychological Thriller is pending a release date. This post will be updated.
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Rating: 5 out of 5.
Disclosure: I received a free ARC copy of this work in exchange for my honest review.
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