In Auditory Viewpoint, Lillian R. Melendez’s narrative centers around Gloria, a sharp and perceptive radio presenter whose blindness doesn’t hinder her dynamic career. The story escalates when Gloria’s sister, Anna, falls victim to cybercrime, leading to a harrowing journey through identity theft and its dire consequences. As the plot thickens, a dangerous killer emerges, putting both sisters’ lives at grave risk.

This thriller not only delves into the chilling world of cybercrime and identity theft but also poignantly explores the profound bond between siblings. Gloria and Anna’s unyielding support for each other, especially in times of dire threat, is a testament to the enduring power of family ties. Their story is a suspenseful journey as they navigate the treacherous waters of criminal hackers with the assistance of Benjamin Taylor, an acquaintance whose role becomes increasingly significant.

Melendez’s novel serves as a cautionary tale about the perils of sharing personal information online, highlighting the potential for catastrophic misuse. While the narrative’s pace is brisk, I feel it may leave readers longing for more time to savor the finer details. The storyline effectively maintains suspense and develops characters that resonate with authenticity. The relationship between Gloria and Anna is particularly compelling, offering a heartfelt portrayal of sisterhood under siege.

This is the perfect book for those drawn to suspenseful fiction featuring strong female protagonists. Auditory Viewpoint presents a blend of excitement and social commentary. It’s a reminder of the vulnerabilities inherent in our digital age, wrapped in a story of resilience and familial loyalty.

Pages: 262 | ASIN : B01A9ZFHEO