Split Images

by Dilsa Saunders Bailey

Overview

Mirrors Tell No Lies - Ashton Taylor Sperling looks in the mirror and wonders what has happened to his wonderful, happy life. But, mirrors never lie: he is what happened to it. As hard as he tried, letting go of the past was never an option. Consumed by vengeance, he triggers a series of events that will change the lives of his perfect family forever. The only thing left for him to do now is to settle the score, finally, and then live with the consequences -- or die.

This dark and sensual suspense novel is the sequel to The Sperling Chronicles: Dreams Thrown Away, the first spine-tingling, toe-curling novel in this fast-paced dramatic series. If you enjoyed that ride, strap on your seatbelts, Ashton and Kali will take you on another killer adventure.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780983906117
Publisher:	Good Show Publications, LLC
Publication date:	12/31/2011
Series:	Sperling Chronicles , #2
Pages:	272
Product dimensions:	6.14(w) x 9.21(h) x 0.57(d)

About the Author

Dilsa Saunders Bailey is the author of the romantic suspense series, The Sperling Chronicles. The first edition of the Dreams Thrown Away received a nomination for the 2010 GAYA award by the Georgia Writers Association for 1st Novel. Dilsa continues to chronicle the life of a young, southern girl tragically uprooted from her rural home and her rise to matriarchy in a powerful Philadelphia family. Dilsa revisits the Sperlings from afar. She has relocated her family from Philadelphia to the beautiful, bustling city of Atlanta. Still working in healthcare, her dreams of keeping the Sperlings alive lives on in this book while she works as a consultant and a public speaker between writing.

Editorial Reviews

The Sperlings are back and up to their usual scandals. "Split Images" opens up grabbing the reader's attention and throwing you right back on the roller coaster that you were on with "Dreams Thrown Away."



Now it seems as though Kalli has her Happy Ever After. That is until a stranger is introduced and turns everything all around. Ashton has changed and isn't the family man Kalli has grown to love and the stranger has a special bond that no one can really explain. Something just isn't right but in typical Sperling fashion, the truth is uncovered.



I give "Split Images" a 5. The roller coaster ride this book takes you on will have you begging for more and I can't wait to see what happens next!

OOSA Online Book Club

The Sperling men are very mysterious. Split Images take you on another journey of scandals. It started out a little slow. Once it picks up, you find yourself



A young boy disobeys his grandfather and leaves the house. While out, he comes across a body hanging from a tree. The body was removed and later discovered the individual was still living, barely. The man was nursed back to health. The new question now is "who is this man?" second-guessing yourself. Dilsa Saunders Bailey does it again. ljh

The Literary Lady

In Dreams Thrown Away, Dilsa Saunders Bailey introduced us to Kali and the Sperling men, and this sequel starts us in an unexpected place. In the middle of Colorado, a man who is beaten within a few inches of his death is found and nursed back to health. This man does not remember his identity or anything else about his life before Colorado. After meeting a "random" man at a store and following his instinct, this mystery man finds his way to New York City.



Kali begins to see this strange, homeless looking man around her kids and justifiably she is terrified for their safety. Her brothers in law (the Sperling men) seem to not think that this man is not a threat and puts him on their payroll. Kali becomes suspicious why the men seem to be so comfortable around this stranger and the more and more she really looks at him she begins to wonder if he could be her presumed dead husband, Ashton.



Split Images is mainly about vengeance and revenge and it is a rather dark read and makes you wonder to what lengths you would go to get your family back. Despite, it primarily being a dark read as mentioned previously, overall, it is a love story. Once again, Dilsa Saunders Bailey knocks it out of the park!

Tiffany T.

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