
The Balance of Fear
by Diana C Hall
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Pub Date 1 May 2021 | Archive Date 7 Nov 2021
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Description
Elizabeth Stanton fled New York for Seattle, trading a career on Broadway for a teaching position in theater arts and a house built like a beautiful fort. But when she discovers one of her students dead inside an empty theater, Beth risks her own safety to discover the truth of Alyson’s death—a truth that lies hidden in the histories of four women and the events surrounding the production of the play Madame Butterfly. In this psychological mystery life imitates art, with deadly consequences.
A Note From the Publisher
Advance Praise
"This was a great quick mystery read! I loved everything about it! Especially the awesome characters!"
"I’m surprised I’ve not heard much about it so far, and I’d definitely recommend it."
"This was a great quick mystery read! I loved everything about it! Especially the awesome characters!"
"I’m surprised I’ve not heard much about it so far, and I’d definitely recommend it."
Available Editions
EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9781736568002 |
PRICE | US$4.99 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews

After Beth finds the body of one of her students, the search for the killer is on. The book is set up as any thriller: there’s a body, they find out the what and how, there’s several suspects, and a plot twist. I personally really liked it! I breezed through it, which isn’t very hard for a book that’s only 240 pages. I’d guess it’s a psychological thriller, because of all the mind games and back stories, which are written very well. You slowly learn more about Beth’s past, but it stays quite superficial. It’s really just about the case and some minor back stories, but doesn’t really go in depth. All in all I’m surprised I’ve not heard much about it so far, and I’d definitely recommend it.

Elizabeth discovers one of her students dead inside an empty theater, Beth risks her own safety to discover the truth of Alyson’s death. four women lie and secrets are buried and the events surrounding the production of the play Madame Butterfly.
This was a great quick mystery read! I loved everything about it! Especially the awesome characters!
Thanks Publishers and NetGalley for this a were awesome book!