From the back cover:"Amanda Travis is a beautiful twenty-eight-year-old criminal attorney who wins just about every case for her less than admirable clientele. She races through her glamorous life, her only concerns being herself, a good bottle of red, and her pristine Palm Beach condo. Her estranged mother, dead father, two ex-husbands, and countless one-night stands have since lagged far, far behind. But when ex #1 won't stop calling, Amanda finally gives in and learns that her mother has shot a man in the lobby of Toronto's Four Seasons hotel. Despite her best arguments, Amanda knows she must return to her hometown to face her demons and uncover the truth about the dark, strange power her mother seems to hold over everyone."

This is the first book by Joy Fielding that I've read, so a new Canadian author for me. Enjoyed the story and it was a surprisingly quick read, although I didn't feel too connected with the main characters and figured out the twists in the plot fairly quickly. Still, I'm glad that I took the time to read "Puppet". Will save this book for next year's Canada Day Release Challenge.

Left on top of the pay phone inside the telephone booth at the entrance/exit of the commuter parking lot.
Released for the 2018 You're Such An Animal Release Challenge

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