An Anonymous Girl – Greer Hendricks & Sarah Pekkanen

When a struggling makeup artist finds her way into a study on morality, she thinks she’s found an easy way to supplement her income.  Instead, she finds herself opening up in ways she never imagined, putting herself in situations meant to test the strength of the study’s leader’s marriage.  When she learns the truth, she finds herself in the middle of a marriage that is breaking apart, one which already has a death toll.  But who should she trust: the cheating husband that she has already slept with or the wife that brought her in to the “study” in the first place?

An Anonymous Girl, the second collaboration between Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen, is an improvement over their first, in that it doesn’t beat around the bush for the first half of the book to get the story moving.  Things move at a good pace from the start, and the tension rises to a satisfying climax.  This author team has a third offering out and I’ll be sure to be on the lookout for it at a reasonable price on the Kindle store.