pickA non violent sociopath consults for the Boston PD in conjunction with the police officer tied to her brutal past. Bizarre set up but familiar from other series this was none the less brilliantly written and I consumed in one delightful poolside sitting! The damage of lies, violence and family secrets are at the forefront of this. Will read the rest of the series
pickThis book had more twists and up and downs than a roller coaster. Whatever I thought was what had happened, was wrong. This was an amazing thriller read!
4.75 ⭐️
pickGreat story. I read this in one sitting! Saw these little beauties on my walk today.
pickBetween paper and audio it‘s been a productive reading month so far. Liked the tagged about a nonviolent psychopath helping the police with a case involving a young violent sociopath. Wasn‘t perfect, and had a couple spots that seemed a bit off, but overall the story was interesting enough to keep me reading and wondering how Labuskes would wrap things up. Use of multiple perspectives, and going from past to present events, kept things moving.
Read/Consumed:5
Finished already in progress: 2
In Progress: 2
I'm sure if I would have stuck to just one book, I would have finished either Mocking Girl or In Cold Blood.
Time: 39hr 57min
Goals:
✅ 4+ Netgalley books I'm behind on.
✅20+ hrs
✅Finish 1+ more Amy Tan books for #AuthorAMonth and #BookSpinBingo
✅Post as I go on Litsy
✅Post a wrap-up at end
This wrap-up post will meet all my goals for the #20in4 #readathon hosted by @Andrew65
Enough switching between point of views without being confusing. #mbcreadathon #mbcbookfrogsreadathon7
pickThis was a refreshing new way to look at a psychological thriller. Gretchen a sociopath helps out on murder cases, the detective found her because she was a suspect in a case of his, he couldn't prove her guilty so he started using her as a consultant. There is two POV'S and the blend together effortlessly. Really enjoyed this one. #BookSpinBingo #Bingo @TheAromaofBooks
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