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I have eight #River books on my Kindle. I just finished & LOVED Frozen River & read Follow the River Home several years ago. The the others are still in my TBR. 🏞️
Over the decades several young women in Ireland go missing. When remains are discovered, and another young woman is kidnapped, it‘s a matter of time until her body is found unless she can be quickly found. NY detective Maggie D‘arcy whose cousin disappeared 23 years ago in Dublin is notified the unique scarf her cousin was wearing is found, she heads to Ireland. The mysterious circumstances span the ocean. How many killers are there? 4.25/5
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I have eight #River books on my Kindle. I just finished & LOVED Frozen River & read Follow the River Home several years ago. The the others are still in my TBR. 🏞️
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Great story that keeps you hooked until the very end. An excellent finish reveals everything to the reader that was hiding in plain sight.
In 1975 Barbara vanishes from the summer camp on her family‘s property.In 1961 her brother disappeared in the same woods&was never found.Told through the eyes of several mostly female characters&jumping back&forth in time could have been confusing but is done so well that it adds to the suspense.I love that Moore wrote both an engaging story with an unexpected (sad) ending&created characters the reader can relate to.Her criticism of sexism
I never considered bailing on the book, so I have to give it three stars, but the ending has made it a super low pick for me. There were parts of the narrative never resolved, I couldn't stand the Jutya storyline (why are women cops always written so poorly?) and while the pacing was good and the dueling timelines ratcheted up tension, the ending fell so flat as to nearly ruin the good parts of the book.