the night she disappeared lisa jewell synopsis

The ending was a bit messy but I liked elements in their singular form and was already compelled enough to just enjoy the story as it were. Part 2 was more of the backstory I wanted upfront from the characters that I would have like to have read a bit more about in the beginning to sort of come up with a slow formulation of my own, but not too much if that makes sense so surprise elements would be more of a slow reveal, confirming yet surprising still. was the recap that made me really reconsider the evidence and think ok this plot is also getting a bit too complicated as the characters developed.

By chapter 30, it started to be a bit dry for me, at the same time I was also too invested to put it down so I guess it worked its way out. Though must say though it was a very long delay and I sort of grew impatient. It was well-thought-out with side stories that were intriguing, uneasy settings, and peculiar elements. I quite like this style of story and along with the setting, became my favorite aspects of the book. If you like a gradual, building up of sorts, mounting into one big aha moment, this one will be a gem for you. I love stories that take place in creepy aged houses, cottages by the woods type settings, so if that suits your taste, you will want to check this one out. I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a mystery thriller that has a modern outlook which I think some readers will appreciate and would enjoy discussing in a book club setting. Thank you to Book Club Favorites at Simon & Schuster for the free copy for review.

I really enjoyed the story telling in this one.

The night she disappeared lisa jewell synopsis