Book Excerpt:
"When her boyfriend’s sister is kidnapped after witnessing a brutal murder, Jasmine is thrust into a race against time to save her.
As Jasmine and Bob frantically search for his sister, they uncover a chilling connection between the kidnapper and a man from Jasmine's past—one she had fought relentlessly to bring to justice.
Haunted by the choices she made in her pursuit of that ruthless man's downfall, Jasmine now faces an agonizing dilemma: to rescue the innocent while confronting the demons of her past.
The Sister’s Case is an exciting, blood-pumping legal thriller written by Ellis Keler and published by Cobalt Fairy.
If you are an avid fan of strong characters, action-packed courtroom drama, and mind-blowing murder mystery, then you'll love Ellis' intriguing story."
Title: The Sister's Case
Author: Ellis Keler
Publisher: Cobalt Fairy LLC
Series: Jasmine Davis Legal Thriller Series Book 4
Reviewed By: Arlena Dean
Rating: Four
Review:
The Sister's Case: A Jasmine Davis Legal Thriller" by Ellis Keler
My Sentiments:
'The Sister's Case' was not only interesting but also intriguing where the reader will be kept wanting to know what is going on with this kidnapped case in not only Jasmine, who is an attorney, but Bob, who is also involved because his sister was the one missing. The story will be a long process of twists and turns where we find Jasmine and Bob working so hard to find Kate, the missing sister. Even after Kate is found will they be able to get justice for her after all is said and done due to who was all involved? Will Jasmine give up on this case? What will happen after a certain person visits this group...Jasmine, Bob, and Kate? What will happen when Jasmine begins to think of what had happened to her mother some forty years ago? Will this be a deciding factor for Jasmine not to give up on this case? Toward the end of the story who will be discovered dead? How will that change the course of this story? Will this story leave us wanting more?
To find out all the answers to these questions and so much more, the reader will have to pick up "The Sister's Case" and see how and if it will come out in the end. and don't forget the extended epilogue.
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