

The twists just kept on coming! 😱
I did guess one, though 😂 Lisa Jewell is a must read author for me!
Nope. 1/4 of the way in and I just can't. Incels plotting to date rape women, because they can't get laid on their own and women owe them. Not sure if this is a throw away scene or part of the overall plot. But it's not what I'm looking for in my thriller/ general fiction reads.
The twists just kept on coming! 😱
I did guess one, though 😂 Lisa Jewell is a must read author for me!
Book 50📚 2.3⭐️
Meh. Wasn‘t for me. Lack lustre… not really a thriller.
I have never given this author a 5 star. A couple of books have gotten close, but I just don't get there. I always find something a bit predictable and mundane about her books. The villain in this book was just so obviously supposed to be the villain that it obviously couldn't be, then there would be no twist. I didn't get the whole twist right, but I got enough that it wasn't surprising. It is a page turner. 4/5
Absolutely great read! Layered and well-paced, with twists and taunts to keep you reading. Totally believable and had me gripped from the start.
This was a decent mystery. Honestly since “Then She Was Gone” I haven‘t read a 5 star from her. I keep reading her books hoping to get what I loved from that one, but coming up short. Anyway, I wasn‘t a huge fan of the ending and Owen‘s storyline is just a little too neatly wrapped up.
Not my favorite of hers but still great and kept me guessing! Thanks to whoever put this on SG for the #booked2023 prompt! Just happened to have it on my shelf 😊 #wronglyincarcerated @Cinfhen @BarbaraTheBibliophage @alisiakae
Another book that has been on my TBR pile. ##
Book 6 of the year so far 📚
TW: sexual assaults, violence against women.
Creepy and twisted. I liked it despite the triggering subject matter.
Owen has allegations brought against him and then there are attacks that start happening in his neighborhood. Saffyre is just trying to get through her teen years. Mix in family trusts, neighbors who just see and make up what they think is true, throw in a now missing girl and the real story comes out. Someone who has read this…was the Fox needed?🥴🤫
A gritty, dark psychological thriller that had me trying to work out what the truth was from the first chapter. Told from several points of view with some unreliable narrators and people hiding some dark secrets. Another great twisty read from Lisa Jewell.⭐⭐⭐⭐ #invisiblegirl #lisajewell #goodreads #litsy #thestorygraph #amazonkindle #tea_sipping_bookworm #bookqueen #bookstagram #thriller
Mysterious, dark, provocative story. There was so much going on: deceptions and mistrust, scandal and heartbreak, secrets and revenge, twists and turns. Captivating book with creepy last little final twist!
Now I need to read something fluffy 🙂
5 🌟
Read. In. One. Sitting.
Up next on audio. I‘ve liked every Lisa Jewell so far. Looking forward to this one too.
Not my favorite of Lisa Jewell's books but it's the first book I've managed to finish in weeks so I'd say it was pretty good! Unexpected but interesting plot points, with an equally unexpected conclusion, and the mystery held my attention. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I‘ve spent the past couple of hours unable to put this one down. It was so good. Complex situations and characters and plenty of suspense. One of my favourite Jewell books
4 ⭐️
This was a good one. First time reading (listening actually) to Lisa Jewell. Looking forward to some others of hers. Like the story, was so happy when they got the bad guy!
Invisible girl :TRIGGER WARNING ⚠️ FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT, RAPE, ASSAULT OF A MINOR . . Linking a page to the hotline number for sexual abuse and assault this is never ok and there is help out there you are NOT ALONE https://www.rainn.org/about-national-sexual-assault-telephone-hotline. That being said This book was a wild ride , hard to put down told in various viewpoints from the main characters 5 stars ⭐️
Well that was not the ending I expected.... I enjoyed this book, a mystery with a lot of suspects and questions! And enjoyed in my favorite reading spot!
Just listened to this one on a 600 mile car trip. Made the driving great. Sapphire is a teenage girl who has lost family members and was molested as a young girl. She becomes obsessed with her therapist when he proclaims that she‘s ok now. Women are getting attacked. Everyone has secrets and are motivated to act. 30 something Owen is a lonely guy in the area that seems suspicious
I couldn‘t put this book down, especially near the end. I never imagined how it would resolve. Cleverly written and capturing. #April.3.14
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The author of the “rich, dark, and intricately twisted” (Ruth Ware, New York Times bestselling author) The Family Upstairs returns with another taut and white-knuckled thriller following a group of people whose lives shockingly intersect when a young woman disappears.
A story told with different perspectives. An ending that left me thinking and wanting to know what happens next...
Book 38
I listened to this suspenseful mystery. A teenaged-girl disappears from a London neighborhood late one night. A lot of residents are shady, potential suspects. The end was surprising but felt reminscient of a cop-out. The unraveling was enjoyable. 3.5 stars
Saffyre Maddox is a teenager who‘s gone missing, and we quickly are shown a couple of suspects. Saffyre meets fellow teen, Josh, whose father used to actually treat her, and oddly enough, they live across the street from the creepy Owen Pick, a teacher who has just been suspended from his job because of sexual assault accusations.
But who else is in Saffyre‘s life, past or present?
It was just such a dynamic character study which I def loved.
I love a good thriller. This one was a ton of fun - a few plot holes, but a solid ending. I really liked it!
This is a psychological thriller with a slow build-up and several twists along the way. It really kept me guessing! I haven‘t read a lot of Jewell‘s work, but I‘ll look for more of her books in the future. #Kindle
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I loved this book from the beginning to the end. Saffyre Maddox disappears and we hear stories from each of the main characters as the police search for the missing girl. It kept me guessing as to what happened to her. I liked the way the book ended as well.
I‘ve been reading so many thrillers lately so of course I thought I was sooo smart and that I had this all figured out early on, boy was I wrong! Another great one from Lisa Jewell
Another page-turner from Lisa Jewell. Many lives intersect when a 17-year-old girl disappears. My December #bookspin
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This was an excellent thriller, it kept me guessing until the very end and the characters were so we'll drawn and interesting. I really like this author's style.
I wasn‘t sure about this when it started. But Jewell is so good at writing these super engrossing and twisty thrillers. I liked it better than her last couple.
Lisa Jewell is one of those authors that I always check out their new one. I find she‘s up and down and the last couple weren‘t hits for me so I‘m hoping this is a cracker.
Another solid thriller by Ms. Jewell. I liked it a lot more than The Family Upstairs.
Just purchased Lisa Jewell Invisible Girl☺️ Love her books it was 2.99.