A Baby To Die For

A Baby To Die For

Mike’s third novel delves into the brutal realm of black market adoptions, where a cutthroat lawyer, a New York City detective, and a vengeful sister collide. With intricate plotting, the story unfolds with gut-wrenching surprises, culminating in a fitting conclusion that lives up to its title. This gripping thriller fearlessly tackles weighty societal concerns, drawing parallels to the exposé and advocacy novels that have historically shed light on profound injustices. In a landscape where evil exploits the innate human desire for family, this novel is a potent reminder of the perilous duplicity, anguish, and heartbreak unfolding. A timely exploration that showcases the author’s expertise, this thriller offers a thought-provoking story that captivates and enlightens.

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Like many good books, A Baby to Die For operates on several levels. It is an involving story with a slam-bang ending. Strong characters and a bit of sex. And it illuminates the seamy practice of black market adoptions. A satisfying read.
Kenneth RomanA satisfying read
Absolutely riveting. Full of twists and surprises. Half way through, you would never anticipate the twisted ending. Highly recommend for late nights or a long plane ride. It will keep you entertained all the way to the end.
Astrid F.Highly recommend for late nights or a long plane ride
Train commuting has its benefits..a lot of reading being first among them. A Baby To Die For filled these last few days with enough plot twists, really strange characters and even a chilling anti penultimate chase scene to make me literally squirm in my seat.
Jerry Shereshewskya terrific train read
The reality of infertility is painful and financially daunting. Slosberg tells a story of the emotional highway couples must navigate, from the frustration of increasingly fewer babies available through adoption, to the ugly underworld of baby farms and infant white slavery. He burrows into the corners of the human psyche as couples make choices they never could have imagined. This book is a subtly layered portrait of one couple's story. From the hope of holding their own child, to the unnerving and unpredictable twists and turns dealing with dangerous, immoral and profit driven lawyers, revenge becomes the dominant passion. This well-woven story will capture you right to the unexpected end.
Anne Levinedeftly absorbing
I was asked to read and review the book, A Baby to Die For by Mike Slosberg, for a book club. I rate it 5 stars. A thriller novel that is emotional ...I found the characters well described and believable. The plot is realistic and riveting, containing ethical and moral issues. It is both down-to-earth and rich in insight, which will promote much discussion. The title bewildered me until the last chapter…and each chapter is important to the total story. I have recommended it to the book club. The discussion will include morals and ethics along with the total plot.
Phyllis aerensonI have recommended it to the book club
The book deals with a subject that I had often wondered about but really hadn't taken the time to explore. I have since discovered that the "trade" that Max Garfield was involved in is not so uncommon. It is logical that couples want to adopt and money considerations aren't necessarily foremost in their mind. This leaves them prey to people like Max. This is an exciting story seen from many angles with a great ending---not predicable, but within the realm of possibility.
Howard Kanefield This leaves them prey to people like Max. This is an exciting story seen from ...
Mike Slosberg has done it again. He consistently creates dramatic novels by educating his readers...in this case...black market white babies. Interesting throughout, he is able to parlay current actual scenarios with some well blended fiction creating a well paced novel. And of course there is a great ending which I am not going to divulge. I think if you buy it, you will like it.
Roy Abrams I really enjoyed reading this book and look forward to reading "A ...
I would give the book 5 stars. It is very credible and emotionally packed - at some points you are on the edge of your seat waiting for the shoe to drop. Having read one of Mike's earlier novels (The August Strangers) I knew I would enjoy it. Highly recommend it to anyone.
Margaret F. SpurrellGreat reading

Mike Slosberg

Although his roots trace back to Pennsylvania, Mike’s heart beats to the rhythm of New York. Nestled in Manhattan’s enchanting Upper West Side, he continues to channel his creativity and passion into his work, leaving an ineradicable mark on the literary and artistic landscape

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