This book sounded interesting. For me it was rather slow moving. I just couldn’t get too excited about the story like other readers. It just didn’t keep my attention

This book turned out to be a real page turner for me which was a nice surprise because in the beginning I felt it was a slow read.

I liked the story and it was interesting following the main characters pov but also a few other characters pov (although theirs aren't so long). This is a murder mystery that also includes love and friendship/sisterhood.

Now I am looking forward to read the other books in this series (3 more) since I wanna get to know the other girls in the sisterhood Catherine had because they seems like interesting characters plus I wanna know the outcome.

Thank you to NetGalley and the author for allowing me to read this one in exchange for an honest review.

Rating: 3,5

* Thank you to Netgalley, and the publisher for ARC, in exchange for honest review*

I wasn't sure what to expect from this book. I've always enjoyed murder mystery novels, which is what drew me to 2045 Clementine Lane: Catherine . I've read a lot of murder mysteries over the years, but none of them compared to this one. Like the majority of readers who have read the book, you are left wondering who murdered Elizabeth York and why she was murdered. Given Elizabeth's history, I also wondered if it was murder or an accidental overdose. Just when you think you've figured out what happened to her, more clues arise, forcing you to reconsider your entire theory.

I liked how this story was written from Catherine's and Lieutenant Flint's perspectives; it allows the reader to get to know both characters. Catherine's point of view was intense at times, particularly when discussing her experiences prior to moving in with Toni and the other girls. I felt myself being transformed into Catherine's mind as I read from her point of view, feeling everything that she was. You could sense Lieutenant Flint and Catherine's attraction to each other from the moment they met, even if they tried to deny it. Catherine, I know, tried because of her profession. Even I couldn't see it working. Yet, I was hoping that they would find a way to make it work.

I did think the ending was a little too long, as if it dragged on a little too long. I enjoyed most of the book because it was unlike any other book I had read. Each of the characters was distinctive in their own way. Clementine Lane: Catherine will keep you on the edge of your seat and wanting more. I'm excited to see where the next book takes us.

I got into this with low expectations, largely looking for a change. It turned out to be a refreshing read.

Catherine Beauchamp, Antoinette Rupetta, Lyla Kaspar & Juliette Dorn are escorts who stay at 2045 Clementine Lane. They are informed by Detective Aiden Flint, and his colleagues Mani and Sanchez that their friend, partner, and housemate Elizabeth York has been found dead, shot. The cops make very slow progress in determining a motive for the murder and coming up with suspects. Aiden and Catherine find themselves drawn to each other, though technically, Catherine should be treated as a suspect herself.

This is a good book to relax with. The story is told mostly from the perspectives of Catherine and Aiden, though the other girls are solid supporting characters. I found the characters well developed and especially liked Catherine’s character. The relationship between Aiden and Catherine takes its time to develop and the complexities involved are outlined well. I would have liked the story to progress more than it did in this first book, even if this is intended as a series.

My rating: 3.75 / 5.

This book has it all! What a roller coaster- I gasped, I cried and I smiled like a giddy schoolgirl. I also found myself staying up way later than I should have for just one more chapter, and then another, then another…

Catherine’s 2045 Clementine Lane story was supremely well written and managed to effortlessly combine suspense and romance together. There were lots of plot twists and turns as a group of high-end escorts work with local law enforcement to solve the mystery of their late friend’s murder. Every character has dark pasts and either had a motive to murder or didn’t have an alibi the night of their friend’s murder, so the story leaves you wondering who the killer is.

Sloane Fletcher did an incredible job writing about sensitive topics such as human trafficking, escorting and addiction. These topics (and more) were written about methodically and respectfully, without letting the romance and spice of the FMC and MMC’s budding relationship detract from the seriousness of the topics and the ugliness of the murder. I cannot wait for the next two installments to be released early in 2024 and will definitely not only re-read Catherine’s book, but also the books for all the other girls.

2045 Clementine Lane is highly enthralling! It has a fast-paced story with a forbidden romance.

2045 Clementine Lane follows the aftermath of Elizabeth York's murder. A high-end escort. It focuses on four escorts, Catherine, Lyla, Juliette, and Antoinette, Elizabeth's colleagues/friends/roommates.

This book mainly follows Catherine's and Aiden's POVs. Their story is raw and beautiful. They are two scarred souls who find comfort in each other, and I feel so touched reading about them. Catherine is a survivor, a fighter, and fiercely loyal to her friends at 2045 Clementine Lane. Aiden is an LAPD lieutenant who is kind and a teddy bear at heart.

I loved the plot twists! I thought this would be only about Elizabeth, but as I kept reading, there were so many revelations.

This book wasn’t for me. I get tired of reading books that have the story overshadowed with the F-bomb. It’s overly used and detracts from the plot. I really wish authors would trust their writing strengths instead of using curse words like a crutch.

What a fantastic debut!! I just loved their story. Aiden and Catherine have my whole heart.
But that cliffhanger was brutal and gave me severe palpitations!! Tho, I’m appeased enough to know there’s a guaranteed HEA for all!

I liked this book but I just couldn't get into the story. I didn't like the writing style but overall the story was good.

Thank you Sloane for my gifted copy in exchange for an honest review!


What a great start to a series!! I love the premise of this series following the ladies of Clementine Lane while trying to solve a murder. Catherine and Aiden have immediate chemistry, and I loved watching Catherine slowly trust Aiden and form a connection. I enjoyed reading from Aiden’s pov as he went through the investigation. There are so many secrets that started to unravel the last part of the book that make you want to pick up the next book asap!

This is full of emotion, steam and some heavy topics. I recommend reading the triggers warnings before starting this one.

"2045 Clementine Lane: Catherine" is a gripping and suspenseful thriller that weaves a complex web of mystery, romance, and intrigue. With its well-drawn characters, intricate plot, and a narrative that keeps readers guessing until the very end, this book offers a riveting and emotionally charged reading experience.

The story begins with the discovery of Elizabeth York's body in MacArthur Park, setting off an investigation led by LAPD Lieutenant Aiden Flint. However, when Aiden arrives at Elizabeth's last known address, 2045 Clementine Lane, he encounters a group of high-end escorts: Catherine, Lyla, Juliette, and Antoinette. This unexpected twist immediately draws readers into a world of secrets and suspense.

The character of Catherine Beauchamp is at the heart of the story, and her past and present are intertwined in a complex and compelling manner. As Aiden becomes personally involved in the case, his growing connection to Catherine adds a layer of tension and emotion to the narrative. Their relationship is fraught with both attraction and conflict, making it a central driving force of the plot.

The author skillfully navigates themes of trust, loyalty, and the weight of one's past choices. Catherine's journey, in particular, is a compelling exploration of redemption and the desire for a second chance at life and love.

The plot is filled with twists and turns that keep readers on the edge of their seats, as they try to uncover the truth behind Elizabeth's murder and the secrets hidden within the world of high-end escorts. The pacing is well-executed, with a perfect balance of suspense, romance, and character development.

"2045 Clementine Lane" also delves into the complexities of human nature, as characters grapple with their own moral compasses and the consequences of their actions. It's a story that challenges perceptions and keeps readers engaged on multiple levels.

Overall, "2045 Clementine Lane" is a riveting and emotionally charged thriller that will appeal to fans of suspenseful mysteries and intricate character-driven narratives. With its well-crafted plot, multifaceted characters, and a love story that unfolds amidst a backdrop of danger and intrigue, this book offers a compelling and unforgettable reading experience. It's a tale of redemption, love, and the enduring quest for truth in the face of darkness.

A real-page turner!

Sloane Fletcher is one of those authors that can grab your attention as soon as you read the first chapter. It’s really a good mystery & thriller new series! Well written with a touch of romance! Lots of twists and turns that keep you turning pages.

2045 Clementine Lane: Catherine tells the story of four high-end escorts: Catherine, Lyla, Juliette, and Antoinette who get caught in the murder of one of their friends that involves drugs, sex, and violent crime. LAPD Lieutenant Aiden Flint starts his investigation at her last known address: 2045 Clementine Lane, where all four women live. So, when Aiden interviews Catherine, who is without an alibi, sparks flare! But secrets from the past come back to haunt them. Who really killed their friend!

Offered by NetGalley, thank you Sloane Fletcher for sending me a copy of your book!