I really enjoyed this book. It takes a little while for the storyline to “catch” you, but once it does it is hard to put down. Such a twist at the end, something I most definitely did not expect!! I would recommend this book.

I really enjoyed this book. A very revenant topic. Told from several different perspectives.

Very good thriller. Reminds me of a Stephen King story line, but without his level of detail.

I love the book .My favorite part is Dog Man cut the cheese well FARTING. I would like to meet Dav Pilkey.

We enjoy these as a family. Leo and Dean like to learn about the characters without watching the movies

I chose this because it was a staff pick and I wasn't disappointed. Penny finds love letters from her father to her mother, but doesn't get the chance to read them. Her father explains there are many types of love and we see that throughout the book. After her father dies, Penny feels her mother doesn't love her. Penny has to go to work after the death of her father. She works in the dead letter officer reading misdirected letters in an attempt to find the intended recipient. One letter touches her heart, making her long for true love. My only complaint with the book was it was set in the late 1800s and the dialogue seemed too modern for the time frame. Otherwise it was a great book.

I really enjoyed this book. It moved back and forth between turn of the century and more current day but ties the two stories together. A little mystery and a little history.

I enjoyed this book and how she meshed the characters together to make a good story on how neighbors pulled together in a crisis. And as always a happy ending.

4. 5 stars rounded down for a fast moving book that I couldn't put down. I read 105 pp the first day and the rest of this 396 page book on the second day. I have read 34 books by Connelly and enjoyed every single one. In this book, reporter Jack McEvoy is questioned by LAPD detectives because a woman that he met in a bar 1 year ago has been murdered. Jack investigates and believes that she was murdered by a serial killer. There is a connection to a consumer DNA company. He does solve the mystery, with help from Emily Atwater, another reporter at Fair Warning, the online newspaper where he works, and ex FBI agent Rachel Walling. The book refers to incidents in previous books and I recommend that you read them in order.

This is a short story follow up to the first Victor the assassin book. Shows a vulnerable human side to Victor only to end badly for him. Looking forward to future reads