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Sun Damage
by Sabine Durrant
This is tricky to review without giving too much away so here’s what I think you should know before reading.
From the synopsis: Reminiscent of the works of Patricia Highsmith and Lucy Foley, a compulsive psychological thriller—“the perfect poolside reading” ( Guardian )—involving gorgeous grifters on the loose in the south of France who prey on a group of unsuspecting vacationers . . . and each other. The heat is intense. The secrets are stifling. And there is no escape.
So a perfect summer setting with some glitz and glam, con artists masquerading as people they aren’t and plenty of drama and intrigue. This is the definition of a slow burn with things leading to a sizzling conclusion that was very satisfying and worth the wait for me. It had the vibes of a sophisticated beach read, maybe because of the setting but overall this was a delicious slow burn thriller that I really enjoyed.