It's sweet in all the worst ways.
Another exciting read from one of my favorite psychological triller novelists, D.P. Haka.
Sweet Like Sugar by D.P. Haka is the second book I have read by this author. I went into this read knowing how much I devoured her second novel Invisible Ones.
I knew what to expect but also, what not to.
Haka is, by far, a brilliant author. Her ability to build suspense and draw out emotional turmoil is unmatched by any author I have yet to read. She does an amazing job making you care deeply for these character's, even the ones you should never care a lick about. This book revolves around a murder, but also around a woman who never knew why her feelings seemed wrong, until the truth is revealed that hooked me senselessly to want to know more.
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Compared to her second novel, I can see how much Haka had grown as an author between them. Her style has evolved into a fine-tipped point and I cannot wait to read more of her works. There were drastic similarities between both novels, but evenso, I enjoyed this one all on it's own. If you haven't read any of Haka's works, I suggest starting with this one.
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