Book Review: GUEST OF HONOR by Mark S. R. Peterson
Guest of Honor by Mark S. R. Peterson is a short read with a surprise ending. There’s a serial killer on the loose in the Twin Cities, but Megan Dust has no choice, she needs to get out of her small Minnesota town hitchhikes to the cities to start a new life. It began at a fast pace and didn't stop throughout. So hang on to your seat and enjoy the ride. I enjoyed this book and recommend it to anyone who loves a short, suspenseful thriller. About the Author: Born in small-town northwestern Minnesota, Mark S. R. Peterson knew he had a love of writing as far back as 2nd grade. His genre interests are as expansive as his musical tastes--from classics like Mozart and Beethoven to heavy metal like Poison and Metallica. He writes thrillers, horror, science fiction, and fantasy, and even dabbles into nonfiction and inspirational. He is a graduate of Bemidji State University, majoring in criminal justice and psychology. He wrote his first book between homework and tae ...