Forgiving is One Thing, Forgetting Can Get You Killed
Meridian Marks, a talented Hollywood actress, finds herself “consumed” by the evil intentions of overly fervent fans in Hilary LiDestri and Alisa Griffin’s first novel.
A dark and devious scheme is conjured amidst the glitz and glam of Hollywood. Meridan Marks, an Oscar-winning actress, has just made a transition to producer and director. When critics pan her first film, Marks makes a desperate and dangerous attempt to save her reputation.
First-time authors Hilary LiDestri and Alisa Griffin make their explosive debut with Consumed, a suspenseful pyschological thriller. The novel, which is based on actual events, addresses the unsettling topics of obsession and fear.
In Consumed, Marks exploits and overly ardent fan and exposes him to the media as a celebrity stalker so that her fans and critics are overwhelmed with sympathy. However, when the story is blown out of proportion, word reaches Lynden Hatcher, a Dallas food writer with a lurid past.
Hatcher is still in recovery from a deeply traumatic experience. She wrestles her demons daily. However, when she learns of Marks’s plight, she is forced to face her all-too-present memories of betrayal and abuse to save the actress’s life.
Readers will feel the hair raise on the backs of their necks when they learn of the horrific events that took place in Hacher’s history. The racy, dramatic plotline will be cause for many sleepless nights. New York Times bestselling author, Diane Carey, says that within Consumed is a “…world infused with aromas and flavors, suspicions and paranoia.”
Carey adds, “Every step, every corner turned, every ringing phone is loaded with a sense of danger, and the little voice in our heads keeps whispering that paranoia exists for a reason.”
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