so-soMeh. I am unimpressed by this book. It should have been 200 pages shorter and the title is ill fitting. Plus one of the main characters was unnecessary to the story. I will admit, the mystery lasted until the end and I will watch the show. I will not be recommending it, though.
New Year's decluttering marathon rewarded with wine and 100 pages of reading! I'm hooked on the characters and the atmospheric setting, but warning to others: the non-linear timeline can be wild. I see why everyone's raving about this book though.
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Tagged: The God of the Woods.
I really enjoyed this dual timeline, multiple perspective story, and it was another one sitting read. I'm not sure if I'd describe it as a thriller or mystery or both, but I loved it.
panThrough shifting perspectives, the novel explores a child‘s disappearance and the secrets of a wealthy, troubled family. I was not a huge fan of the shifting perspectives- in fact I want to say one section she completely leaves out a conversation between the Alcott‘s and the detective. I read this for book club but would not recommend. The timeframes and different perspectives were confusing.
This has been on my TBR pile for a while, 50 pages in and I‘m intrigued.
pickHere I come…again,. I‘m just posting to have my closure with these books read😂
August 2025 Book #1
I enjoyed this book but I don‘t know, maybe I was expecting something different due to the hipped. But it has suspense. I found the story so sad at the end, a tragedy. For me was more a book about mental health and dysfunctional family dynamic. 3.75/3.8⭐️First book read by this author.
One of my Christmas gifts to myself
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panMeh. Not for me. Timelines were convoluted, ending was not plausible. Good writing but I didn‘t care about the characters or the storyline.
