SAY MY NAME takes place mostly in a high end adult club owned by Devereaux. Chloe goes to work for him as one of his cocktail waitresses to try to find out who is responsible for a series of murders of girls working the VIP area of the club.
It’s a book with a lot of chemistry between our main characters that they spend a lot of time denying and fighting. Even so, Devereaux finds ways to whisper things in Chloe’s ear that reveal his interests and peak hers. He has quite the steamy imagination that we all wait (including Chloe) to see if he will put it in action.
The suspense is good, the twists plentiful. By the time we find out who is responsible for various nefarious acts, I personally end up accusing just about everyone but the twins and Chloe. I was drawn to read the book because of the idea of the serious club owner and the sassy cocktail waitress he felt compelled to protect from their first meeting.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
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