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How 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! 📚

My sister-in-law in Vermont just started a book club that I can participate in virtually and I'm so excited! This is the first book pick and I'm about 75 pages in and enjoying it thus far.

Traveling 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.

Got 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

Not 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.

Roadtrippin!

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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