

Pros:
The beginning/set up
The location
Pretty cover
Cons:
Pretty much everything else
That ending was a jumbled, hot mess express
Do not recommend. Reese, ya got it wrong.
Pros:
The beginning/set up
The location
Pretty cover
Cons:
Pretty much everything else
That ending was a jumbled, hot mess express
Do not recommend. Reese, ya got it wrong.
A 10 out of 10! At times hard to read (likely given the nature of my profession), but a worthwhile read. #BookEighteenOf2025
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A man kills his wife and two of his three children, shocking the small island community where he lives. Twenty years his surviving son returns to the island forcing everyone to face their complicated feelings about what happened and what it means. This was so good. The emotions in this book escalated as layers to the story were uncovered until I was turning pages with my heart firmly lodged in my throat.
#14book14weeks book 12
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If you like true crime, this is one to read, I couldn't put it down, and when I did to go to a family dinner it was all I thought about...so good.
I‘ve enjoyed all the author‘s previous books and this was no exception. Plenty of twists and an MC I rooted for the whole time!
#bookspinbingo
#read2025
My next two reads! First up is a re-read, In Cold Blood. Breakfast At Tiffany's is one of my top 5 favourite books, but I have no recollection of In Cold Blood. Looking forward to diving in. #BookEighteenOf2025
5 Stars • Crippen by John Boyne is a historical novel based on the 1910 murder case of Dr. Hawley Crippen. In London, Cora Crippen‘s dismembered body is found in their home‘s cellar, prompting Chief Inspector Walter Dew to pursue Crippen and his mistress, Ethel Le Neve, who flee to Canada disguised as father and son aboard the SS Montrose. ⬇️