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Breaking Wild | Diane Les Becquets
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This book follows 2 women, one a hunter who gets into trouble on a hunt, and the other part of the search and rescue team. Their stories alternate and we learn more about each of them as the tension steadily builds toward the outcome. I found this wholly riveting.

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mcctrish
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This was so good! What a fantastic story about a train wreck of a family

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OrangeMooseReads
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Started this today. I enjoy most of the books I‘ve read by Kubica. I think I may have figured out some of the twist In this one. About halfway through it.
#breaktheblock #audiobooking

The.Great.Catsby There is one horrifying part of this book that has sat with me since I read it. I really liked this book! 4d
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candc320
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This was quite the story! Somewhat hard to follow as an audiobook given all the characters and the back and forth timelines, nevertheless it kept my attention and made me need to know what really happened with all these characters. You‘ve got two children, years apart, going missing at the same camp…what could have happened? I was surprised at how much I enjoyed this story! 🌟🌟🌟🌟

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mcctrish
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Finally started one of my Christmas books

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ncsufoxes
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I for the most part liked this one & the audio was decent. There is a lot going on in this book with dual timelines & lots of characters. I think the only thing that made me not love it was the ending. I was a little frustrated & had so many questions. Not sure if that is the author‘s style or intention. It was a little frustrating, I‘ll put my irritations/questions in the comments

ncsufoxes Did they ever tell the mother what happened to Bear? Or did they just continue to let her believe he was missing? How could you let a 13 year old decide to fake their own death/disappearance (although I do get that her parents are both horrible)? 1w
TiredLibrarian Completely agree with you about the ending. I liked the book otherwise. 1w
BarbaraJean Yes! I had the same two frustrations with the ending. I felt like I could have been talked into accepting both of those situations, though, if there had been just a couple more chapters to flesh things out. Especially with the mother. 1w
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Mdion1993
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Years after the disappearance of one camper, a summer camp faces another disappearance with chilling parallels.

Survival ✨ Shadowy ✨ Layered

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LiteraryHoarderPenny
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Really liked this one!

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LadyCait84
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Was constructing one of those red-yarned detective boards in my brain the entire time I was reading this one…trying to keep up with the mystery‘s twists and revelations, the narrator‘s supplemental memories and observations, the layers of added complications from a pandemic backdrop, a nonspeaking witness, etc.



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TamTracy
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Mehso-so

I would have liked this book a lot more but I couldn‘t stand how blindly the not missing husband went through the whole thing without a question. Very annoying. ⭐️⭐️⭐️