It's not over yet

When Daryl, a male escort, gets an unconventional request from Jeff Whittaker, he takes the job. He needs to seduce Emma, the wife of Jeff, only to see if she would cheat on her husband. Normally Daryl wouldn't take a job without consulting his agent, but he needs the money to pay his mother's hospital bills. He reports everything that happens between him and Emma to Jeff but fears Jeff's motives for hiring him. Then Emma is attacked in her home and a ball starts rolling that can no longer be stopped. Who attacked Emma in their home? Is Jeff involved and why? Both Emma and Daryl have questions and try to answer them for themselves.
The plot is slowly built up. A single twist in the beginning but then the story gains momentum and at the moment you wonder where the story is going there is a big twist that turns the story in a different direction.
There is something in the story that makes you feel uncomfortable. The feeling is caused by Jeff, there is something about him. The author has kept this character superficial, especially in the beginning, his motives, his ideas, his actions are unknown, which makes you feel something brewing under the surface. That is very well done.
The writing style is smooth, somewhat exciting in the beginning which is increased towards the end. It is a book that is hard to put down.
It's not over yet, an open ending that promises that there is still a lot to come. We are waiting for the sequel.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I'm leaving this review voluntarily.