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⭐️⭐️⭐️3/5

I needed something completely different from my last reads and this book about a father and daughter living off the grid due to events in his past jumped out at me. After 8 years in the woods strangers cross their paths and their precarious world is threatened. I found this so engrossing as you learn what drove Cooper to choose such an isolated life and see Finch become more curious about what she is missing. A good distraction and a solid story.

In families like these, secrets are sacred, and silence is the ultimate bond. 4⭐️ #jordysbookclub #mysterythriller
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I‘ve finished all four of February‘s spun #readyourebooks 📚🤓

Definitely not my favorite by this author but still a pick. A lower rating than I usually give Jewell.
It was a slow burn “thriller” but I didn‘t care for any of the characters. Rolled #Roll100 book this month & a spun #readyourebooks book.

#BookSpinBingo #readyourebooks #Roll100

Last weekend, our area got 30cm of snow, and it put me in the mood to read the next book in remote and wintry Rockton. It's definitely more fun reading about snow than shovelling it! This was a good page-turning mystery/thriller.

#52bookclub25 (Genre Four: Set in Winter – thriller)
#BookSpinBingo #DoubleSpin @TheAromaofBooks
#gottacatchemall (Whimsicott: storm or strong winds) @PuddleJumper

#FirstLineFridays @ShyBookOwl

Good day to read inside.

The various mysteries- and there were a lot of them!- were good yet disturbing. I liked the way everything was resolved. But I found myself repeatedly getting annoyed with Rachel. Her refusal to fly back home once a soon- to- be- released prison inmate appeared to fixate on her didn't come off as "tough as nails" it came of as stupid. Her attempts to avoid staying in a fancy hotel and to distance herself from the social media influencer con she