Keep Quiet | 
pickHow far would you go to protect your loved ones? Suspenseful, page turner. The whole story takes place over a few days so you really feel like you‘re in the thick of it with these characters.
Funny story: I was talking to my husband about the premise of the book when I was just a couple of chapters in. He guessed the ending and I knew he was right so unfortunately, it wasn‘t a big twist for me. Next time, I won‘t be telling him a thing!! 🤣
It‘s been almost 7 months since my last book! I gave birth to my second daughter in May. So excited to start reading again after a long hiatus. These quiet mornings are lovely.
Good morning Littens! 📚
so-soTraveling to my hometown where one sister loves a mystery so I threw a few into my suitcase to add to her TBR with an incentive to read this one before leaving it behind. I liked the concept (and these characters) of a good family making a horrible choice making a tragic accident criminal. But the ending didn‘t work for me. ...My hometown in the background.
bailedGot 30 pages in and can‘t do this one anymore. The dialogue is unrealistic and I really don‘t like the characters, especially Jake.
One more bingo for #bookspinbingo @TheAromaofBooks
so-soNot my favorite by Lisa Scottoline, but not bad. I didn‘t think it was as fast paced as her other books. I liked the idea of the story with the concept of what we would do to protect our kids and it can‘t together well. I just thought it was slow in parts.
pick#37
At first I wasn't too sure about this book, being about a family being destroyed by a hit and run, then it turned out to be a page Turner, I needed to finish.
Another reason I like Lisa Scottoline books
pickA solid crime/drama/mystery (needs a bit more grit for me to call it a “thriller”) that makes for an entertaining audiobook. One secret begets more secrets and the tension builds toward the inevitable conclusion. Tied up a bit too neatly but still meets my audiobook qualifications for an easy-to-follow-without-being-mind-numbing read.
3 ⭐️
so-soLet me start out by saying, I am a fan of this author. In fact to me she is a local superstar! That being said, this was not one of my favorites. The hit and run involving a father and son was believable, and I felt their anguish in deciding what to do. As the story moved along, it just got more and more far fetched. I am good at suspending belief, but this was too much.
pickVery enjoyable. Kept me engaged with all of the twists and turns. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
pick1. I finally have a weekend off from work so I‘m going to do NOTHING. Obviously read of course, and watch the NBA playoffs. #gorockets 🏀🏀
2. 🍩🍩🍩
3. Finished The Wrong Child
4. That‘s a great question! I would say my 2-year old finally saying “I love you Mommy.” 😍😍
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pick4 stars. I've learned that Lisa Scottoline always goes the melodramatic route, but that's ok! They make for great lessons! I was genuinely surprised by the ending twist! I really enjoyed the character of Jake and found Pam insufferable a lot more than I prob should have. The narrator did a great job!
pickJake Buckman is workaholic father trying to reconnect with his teen son Ryan so one night after a movie he allows the boy to drive even though he only has a permit. Unfortunately Ryan accidentally hits a girl and father and son cover the crime up. Chaos ensues. Good book, I tend to enjoy most of Scottoline's books.
pickI was listening to this one as an audiobook in the car, but I was too impatient and grabbed a paper copy to finish! I've never read anything by Scottoline before, but this one grabbed my attention! I'd like to read more from her if they are all this good!
