Flipping The Script

Flipping The Script

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Fifteen years ago, former child star Violet Asher staged her ultimate vanishing act. Fleeing her abusive parents and the suffocating glare of Hollywood, she traded fame for a quiet, anonymous life. She never planned to look back.


But when a looming crossroad in her relationship leaves her conflicted, an unexpected invitation to visit her great-aunt in Portugal feels like the perfect escape. Instead, she lands directly in a nightmare. Her aunt and uncle have vanished without a trace.


Refusing to ignore their disappearance, Violet launches into a treacherous investigation that forces her into the crosshairs of dangerous secrets. To survive a deadly game where allies and enemies wear the same masks, Violet must revive the one identity she swore to bury. 


This time, she isn't acting for an Emmy—she’s playing for her life.

What Readers Are Saying

Jumping Into Fire

I spent most of my adult life jumping into the fire, not as a smoke jumper, but as an agent working for one of those government agencies that does not exist, going places and doing things that we cannot talk about. I am not easily impressed and can be hard on writers who do not have a clue about what they are writing about.

Ellis may never have been a “smoke eater,” been in a drive-by shooting, or in a hostage situation, but she gets it right. She has done her research, maybe even interviewing people who have been there and done that. Her story ran true.

Jumping Into Fire is an action thriller with a touch of romance. The characters that she created for this short story—Melissa, Ryan, Logan, and Maria—have many stories to tell.

I think Ellis can expand Jumping Into Fire and turn it into a series prequel. It would be exciting to see the characters develop further and explore more of the world that has been introduced. I am sure many readers would be eager to continue following the story and seeing where it leads. I, for one, would love to read that series.

Granted

The conclusion to the Grant saga has come and it was worth the wait. This time, Maze is the feature and she is familiar to any who have read this crime family series. Now the family wants to ruin her life over something that is first mentioned in book one.

The familiar characters and bad pennies show up again. We have plenty of Quinn and Barrett in this work.

In this book, Maze finally gets on the right side of everything and exemplifies how a strong female good person can overcome the bad in life. A strong vindication in the power of a good person over evil.

This book is the fine conclusion to a powerful three-part series. If you have been a fan of this family since the start, you will love this book. If you just love Quinn and Barrett, you will enjoy this book. A solid addition to a great series that will not disappoint.

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