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Enjoying a really good thriller & my new cocktail candle from Aldi �� I went with Old Fashioned of course

Found these at the thrift store today!

Loved it! Parts of it had me wanting to slap Stella into making more sensible decisions but ultimately I felt such compassion for the poor woman who had lost her child and no one but her believed she was still alive. The story is told through 3 narratives and each has its own unique voice. It ended abruptly though and I would have liked a little more closure and some loose ends tied up. All in all I found it to be a compelling read. #NetGalley

I'd give this 3-4 stars. I enjoyed the book, it kept me in suspense. I was a little disappointed in the ending, it drug out longer than it needed to. I found myself skimming some...

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-Nothing makes a book more page turning than a bit of suspense.
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These are a few of the best psychological thriller. After reading the first chapter you will dive head-first into it, staying up way past your bedtime.

Very emotional and intense thriller. You spend a lot of time inside the characters heads, which I really liked a lot.

Thanks to @KatieDid927 for the borrow! ðŸ˜�

#titlestartswithat #septinbooks18 a book I recently picked up that I‘ll read someday.

This was a super captivating thriller about a woman who thinks she‘s found her long-lost daughter. The Swedish setting reminded me a little bit of the Millennium series but this has its own vibe. Read it in about 24 hours, I had to know what happened. #arc

(a Goodreads giveaway)