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![The Dali Deception Book Review
[ link is in the bio ]
⭐️ 4.5 stars out of 5 ⭐️ Five criminals. Two forgeries. And one masterpiece of a heist. Violet Winters—a professional thief-and-con-artist— has been offered the heist of a lifetime. What Adam creates in this book is a sense of something we know, and recognise. But with added charm and twists. These sort of books bring out the best within me, a curious thought-process going on throughout. I constantly wondered if Violet will enact her revenge and finish the job unscathed. It's a tense, but fun heist-filled novel with lovable characters and a leading woman you wish you could be. When we meet our leading woman—Violet, she is unforgivably bold and full of confidence as she recounts an old job. Whoever she meets is wrapped around her finger, and wickedly talented at both talking the talk and walking it. Scorned, and betrayed from a previous job, we see how ruthless she can be. As well as how much she is willing to put on the line to complete them. She’s a fascinating and wonderful character and a credit to Adam’s writing for portraying her with so much gust. She doesn't give off the impression she can do it alone, and I love that about her. My only tiny critique of the book is the pacing in the beginning—but it quickly settles before you reach a third of the way in. Admittedly, I was nervous when I began this. I wanted to like it, to fall into the pages and not come up for air until I was done. I more than liked it, I loved it. It was enjoyable, tense with fantastically written characters. Thank you so much to Adam for this gifted copy, it was an absolute pleasure to read. ✨](https://www.pagesofthemoone.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
