Good Gone Bad

In Wilson’s debut novel, a woman finds herself torn between two lovers, one of whom just so happens to be a murderer.

Although the story takes place in contemporary Charlotte, it might just as well be taking place in any anonymous American town in the 1940s or ’50s. The plot is appropriately twisty and has an authentic hard-boiled feel to it. Wilson provides us with four memorable characters and sets them down in a shadowy maze of obsession and betrayal where there is only one way out.

Like the best noir, this story puts its characters through an emotional wringer and makes the reader feel their desperation. – Kirkus Review