pickThe Shallows is comprised of short, suspenseful chapters that alternate between the past and present, keeping me engaged and eagerly turning the pages. characters were likable and easy to empathize with, although I kept a skeptical eye on some of the secondary characters. As the story drew to a close, so did its intensity. Loved it! 🌊
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pickLOVED this second book in this series. It was impossible to put this book down. I love the way Kay hoopers books give little pieces of information throughout the story and then everything ties together perfectly at the end but leaves it open for the next book.
pickWhat a book! You have an estranged daughter, a dad losing his mind to Lewy body dementia, and if that's not enough, a cold case! Clark writes in a way that drags you into the book right beside her characters.
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pickLisa Gardner delivers another gripping thriller, mixing old secrets with new twists. The separate storylines of the husband and wife add real depth, and the misleads along the way actually matter, not just there to trick you. Some surprise characters halfway through kept me guessing. It‘s more than just a mystery—it also digs into what family and marriage really mean, in all their forms.
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It was easy to get sucked right into this slow-burning mystery. While it was engaging, it didn‘t “wow” me - I liked “The Lies I Tell” by Julie Clark better. Still worth a read! 🎧
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I gave it a 4 1/2 Stars
pickThis book was incredible. Multiple POVs exploring how trauma can shape a family for generations to come. Loved the mystery aspects and it kept me guessing to the very end. #botm
Book 17 of 2025
