Girl Falling: A Novel
by Hayley Scrivenor
girl falling(10/1/2024)
Was not a book I would recommend... did not like the coincidences of her dentist being Mags' uncle or that the man from the fall kept reappearing. I did not find it "heart wrenching" nor a "police procedural" as mentioned in the reviews. Nor did I think it was much of a …more thriller. I did like the way it was written between present and before. And I did like the characters. Although the ending was a surprise, I didn't think it was much of a twist.(less)
The idea for the book was intriguing, but the book was too lengthy. Too many painful incidents caused them to lose their intended impact. I saw no reason for references to women from previous years...only added to the length and didn't add anything. I thought the final …more gathering was hokey, but I did like the way the book ended.(less)
Exiles: Aaron Falk Mystery #3
by Jane Harper
Exiles(8/14/2022)
I am a fan of Jane Harpers books and this one did not disappoint. She did a fine job of characterization even though there were quite a few characters. The story was intriguing, however, I thought it was a bit too long. I loved the ending, and I never expected it. I would …more highly recommend this book.(less)
The Fields: A Novel
by Erin Young
The Fields(10/25/2021)
Although I thought it was pretty good, I wouldn't recommend it to others. I did like the Riley/Logan team. I might read another book with that team as the main characters.
I also found it a bit hard to keep up with all the suspected killers. And there were just too many bad …more guys in black SUVs.(less)
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