lisa jewell the night she disappeared a novel

Review: Boys in the Valley by Philip Fracassi.Review: The Night She Disappeared by Lisa Jewell.Review: My Sweet Girl by Amanda Jayatissa.Review: Her Perfect Life by Hank Phillippi Ryan.Review: The Serial Killer Cookbook by Ashley Lecker.Review: The Golden Couple by Greer Hendricks & Sar.Review: Mouth Full of Ashes by Briana Morgan.Review: Once There Were Wolves by Charlotte McConaghy.Review: Silver Tears by Camilla Lackberg.Reviews: Comfort Me With Apples & Flowers for the Sea.In the mean time, if you like slow burn suspense novels, I will always recommend this author. I will most definitely be keeping an eye out for her next book. Although this may not have been a favorite, it is still certainly a testament to Jewell and her ability to write the missing girl story in such a beautiful way. I did find the ending to be a bit far fetched but I don't mind suspending reality most of the time. Thank goodness for being a fast reader, eh? Just the way I work, and since this was pieced out a bit, I think maybe that may have had something to do with my overall enjoyment. Personally, I find myself enjoying books if I get to read them in a shorter amount of time than a longer one. I also started this while traveling so couldn't one or two-sit read it like I do with most books. Understand, it's still QUITE entertaining and enjoyable but I think this one didn't quite keep my attention as I would have liked. And while I stilll was entertained by this read and will continue to read EVERYTHING that is Jewell, I'm sad to say I'll be putting this one towards the bottom of my list of hers.

I admit it took me a little bit to get used to who was talking and when. This is definitely a slow burner as we see through a few POVs and very close time lines - crazy isn't it how much can happen in such a short time? And yet that short time can feel like FOREVER to some. Let's go find out what happened to Tallulah, shall we? One of my favorite things about Jewell is how intricate she is in her details and trails to figure out the mystery at hand. Jewell is one of my absolute favorite thriller/suspense writers and this is my seventh read of hers.

Lisa jewell the night she disappeared a novel