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The Waitress
by Nina Manning

Nameless. Faceless. Deadly?

Waitress Kit Lowman knows that people look down on her and the job she does. But being anonymous offers Kit safety and security and allows her own terrible secrets to remain hidden.

And then Kit’s luck changes, and she suddenly faces a terrible dilemma: reveal her true identity and accept that life will never be the same. Or stay in the shadows…where she hopes she’ll be safe?

But secrets can’t stay hidden forever. And the more Kit tries to hide away, the more someone makes it clear that they are going to make her pay for what she did.

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REVIEW

The Waitress is one of those slow burning book that leaves you desperate to know what has happened in Kit’s past – it was like that one friend on Facebook who posts one of those vague status’s leaving you hanging, I did feel the dragging out of the past to be a long, I was slowly putting the pieces together, and had guessed her reasonings as to why she had to change restaurants early on but what I didn’t expect was that ending! That is where Manning really had me going “what!?” I loved it!

Kit has won a house, the competition guy who passed over the keys and paperwork seemed off to me and I couldn’t put my finger on why and then as the story progressed it all became crystal clear, she has also left her job and boyfriend Tom and moved to a new waitress potition cutting ties with him. Why? What happened between them that lead to Kit making such drastic changes. You will just have to pick up a copy to find out and get to that twist of an ending!

4 stars

Author Bio –

Nina Manning studied psychology and was a restaurant-owner and private chef (including to members of the royal family). She is the founder and co-host of Sniffing The Pages, a book review podcast. Her debut psychological thriller, The Daughter in Law, was a bestseller in the UK, US, Australia and Canada. She lives in Dorset.