The Last Child | 
pickThis is such a sad story. It took me a while to really get into it. I listened to the audiobook and feel like I should have read it instead because I wasn‘t a huge fan of the narrator. There‘s quite a few characters also. I ended up completely buying into the story and the main characters and loved the book. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
pickJohnny‘s twin sister Alyssa has been missing for a year. The police are still on the case but Johnny takes it into his own hands. I found my new favorite author! A good mystery that ends with the right twists and turns.
pickThis is my second John Hart novel. I read Redemption Road first and absolutely loved it. 🥰 I really enjoyed The Last Child and look forward to reading more of Hart‘s work. He does a nice job painting the setting of North Carolina. He creates characters you come to care about throughout the story. I‘m aware there‘s a sequel to this one and am definitely interested to see what‘s next for Johnny Merrimon. #MountTBR
pick4.5🌟
This was my first novel by John Hart. I've already added 2 more to my TBR. An emotional story set in my home state of NC, it has so many twists and turns. It would have made for a good discussion for #OverbookedClub ,but I'm looking forward to The Light of Luna Park.
So I just finished this book recently (actually a reread), and it really cemented itself as one of the best of its kind. Just an absolutely top-notch thriller. If you‘re looking for something hella gripping, you could do a lot worse than this little gem.
pickA better-than-average thriller, with the added perspective of a 13-year-old who‘s lost his twin sister. It‘s got some twists and turns and some sad bits as well.
pickI went into this book not expecting to like the writing, but I ended up loving it! Can‘t wait to read The Hush now! Anyone read any other books by this author?
so-soI love thrillers, complicated plots, adventure..but if it‘s possible for a book to be too complicated, this was it for me.
pickI loved this book. It is a very emotional read. I cried at the end. A twelve year old boy goes looking for his twin sister who has disappeared in the hopes if he can find her he can fix his family. #orangeandblack #halloweenreads @Tiffy_Reads @JoeStalksBeck
I can relate to this boy and that's why so far, I'm enjoying this book way more than the previous. I fell off and took a pause and now I'm back on the train. #amreading
I bought this and Down River at the same time. And so I figured, I'll give this a try and see if Hart's an author I can actually enjoy. I don't usually judge a writer by their one novel. #amreading
My rainbow isn't the prettiest, but I was able to find these! I have tons of books of what I though was every color, but they all seemed blue/black/grey on the spines! I also was a little short of time. My daughter helped with these. #bookrainbow #somethingforsept #septphotochallenge @RealLifeReading
Not kidding about jumping back into reading now that the MS Book Festival is complete. Starting with my first John Hart book. He is THE NICEST GUY.
pickFinished this while driving to the gym today! Audio books are enhancing my life big time. Looking forward to running errands! This story of a young boy whose twin sister is missing has so many twists and turns that it had me always on the edge of my seat!
Looking forward to errands today so that I continue this nail biting (not really, just an expression) thriller on audio.
so-soThe kind of book my dad would recommend because he read it for free and it wasn't terrible. Ok plot, not especially memorable, and characters were cliches. Kept reading because I heard there was a Big! Twist! It was more like a medium twist. Interesting enough for a long flight or waiting room.
