Book Review: ‘Close Enough To Hurt: A Novel’ By Katherine A. Olson

Dylan Truman, is 32 years old, and has her own company, Dark Horse Consulting, where she helps women get revenge on men who have wronged her, not always in a legal way, known as Lady Justice. Her helper in this job is the wealthy, good-looking Daniel, and they both have feelings for each other but haven’t yet told each other (they do by the end of the book with some hot sex). When Daniel tells her about a friend needing her services, it involves an old foe named Brent Wilder, who is a CEO of a pharmaceuticals company, who has fired one of this female employees, when she discovers he is giving false information about a new drug. It turns out Dylan knows Brent from years ago, when he hurt her sister. She takes the case, with the main goal of bring the man down, once and for all, and they play a game of cat and mouse, in trying to bring each other down, when he figures out who she is. This is her debut thriller novel, and it’s really good for fans that like sexy, revenge romance type novels.

You can pick up Close Enough To Hurt in stores on Tuesday, October 10th from Crooke Lane.