DEJA VU by Samantha Gentry is available from the Crimson Rose line of romantic suspense at The Wild Rose Press  www.thewildrosepress.com   Also available at other online vendors.

Additional information and excerpts on my website   www.samanthagentry.com

The Romance Studio gives DEJA VU 4 Hearts

I thoroughly enjoyed this well-written, subtle, romantic suspense novel. It had the feel of a cosy whodunit, in a modern version of an Agatha Christie-like classic. The setting was fantastic and the idea of a baffling disappearance that took place three decades ago on a secluded island makes for a wonderful scenario. The plot was well-paced and the dialogue and character interaction was very believable.

This was such a romantic, adventurous, thrilling read; a skillful suspense story with a fantastic ending. I recommend to suspense fans, as well as contemporary romance readers who enjoy spine-tingling situations.

Sensuality rating: Mildly sensual   Reviewer: Theresa Joseph  http://theromancestudio.com/reviews/reviews/dejavugentry.htm

Long And Short Reviews has this to say about DEJA VU:

Samantha Gentry creates a riveting story as she weaves together vivid characters, dark secrets, deceits, murder, and unswerving dedication to reach goals. Moreover, she weaves a love that will not be denied into the mix — an intense, breathtaking love that brings completeness to both Lexi and Gable.

Reviewed by Camellia

Night Owl Reviews said this about DEJA VU

Deja Vu was a nice quick easy read. Well written with a smooth flow to it. Twists that got my attention. Over all rated well.

BLURB:     When Alexandra Caldwell is hired by a reclusive author to research the thirty-year-old disappearance of a big name newspaper tycoon and his wife, she wasn’t sure what she would discover. As she embarks on this project, she finds herself in the middle of a series of frightening events and an unexpected attraction to Gable Talbot, the current owner of Skull Island where the disappearances occurred…a man with a magnetic sex appeal and a past as mysterious as the case she’s researching. Will she be able to do the job she was hired for, or has she stumbled too close to the truth?