Two Footsteps (Game of Life, #2)

by Belle Brooks

Karen Harper (Editor) and Tracey Weston (Cover Designer)

• ISBN10: 0648126323
• ISBN13: 9780648126324
• Publish Date: 5 September 2017
• Publish Status: Active
• Imprint: Belinda O'Brien
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 148
• Language: English

Reviews

[Eve1972]

The cover reveal for this book is tomorrow so I will hold off on my comments until then.

Holy Crack...am I loving this series. This book picks up right where we left off with book one. Morgan is fighting for her life and pouring her heart out in letters for her loved ones. Reid and company are trying to figure out where she is and The Wolf is still playing his twisted fucked up game with them all.



This is another relatively quick read, but I am pretty sure the author gave us quite a few hints. At least I *think* she did. I have a theory forming and time will tell if I am right or not. The writing (as with book one) continues to be fantastic. It was well-paced. There were HUGE twists and turns (boy were there). It had crazy moments. It had gut-wrenching moments. Lastly, we were left with yet another heck of a cliffhanger.

I am going to try and sit back and be patient and hope that book three will be coming my way soon. Two HUGE thumbs up from yours truly.

[Linda]

This review was originally posted on (un)Conventional Bookviews
Two Footsteps was an excellent psychological thriller / suspense / mystery novella! I was completely captivated (pun intended) from start to finish.

Story:

A little dark, a lot tense, Two Footsteps definitely kept me at the edge of my seat. Who is the wolf? Why has he kidnapped Morgan? There are many clues around her when she wakes up, but none of them make sense to her. There is quite a bit of confusion, and suddenly, she wakes up outside. She's hunted. And she has no idea how she'll be able to get out of the wilderness alive.

Characters:

Morgan is married to Reid, they have two children. As she wakes up in unfamiliar surroundings, she knows her life is in danger, and the way the Wolf is playing a cat-and-mouse game with her just makes things more eerie.
Reid was at first a suspect in Morgan's disappearance. He has no idea where she is - and he'd do anything to get her back.
Morgan's best friend is present, and there's some secrets there. Police officers and Morgan's parents are part of Two Footsteps as well.

Writing style :

First person point of view, present tense. Two Footsteps is told in alternate perspectives, from Reid and Morgan's point of view.

Feels :

I felt really tense, and the danger was breathing down my neck!



This was the first gift she'd picked out for me on her own - Memories begin to flow like a current being swept by strong winds. It' a visual display of magical moments our family have enjoyed together - the smiles, the laughter, the undying love.