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Local woman missing a novel of domestic suspense
Local woman missing a novel of domestic suspense




Hello and welcome to my stop of the Local Woman Missing Summer 2021 Blog Tour! A huge thanks to Justine Sha for inviting me to be part of this blog tour.

  • 2023 Netgalley And Edelweiss Reading Challenge.
  • 2017 Netgalley And Edelweiss Reading Challenge.
  • Overall, an entertaining, twisty thriller that fans of Mary Kubica will love. I still found the story enjoyable and compelling. If you’ve read it, I’m sure you know what I’m alluding to! I understand that in order for thrillers to be exciting there is always going to be a little bit of the outlandish, but some logistics of the ending were a little too hard to believe. The ending was definitely unexpected, but I took off half a star for a couple things being a little too convenient. I also loved Meredith in her early chapters, how she advocated for her clients and insured they were able to give informed consent. He had so much compassion for Delilah and how hard the transition was for her, way more than any of the adults. Leo’s perspective was my favorite, as he struggled with how to connect with his long-lost sister and how to help her assimilate back into their lives. There were so many breadcrumbs and red herrings, and I had no idea who I suspected! I thought the plot was extremely clever.

    local woman missing a novel of domestic suspense

    The alternating timelines took a little bit of getting used to, but once I got the hang of it this thriller pulled me in and begged to be finished in one sitting. I’ve always loved Mary Kubica, and this read certainly did not disappoint. Delilah returns to her family, and they all try to move on. The Ending:īea is arrested, as well as Carly’s kidnappers.

    local woman missing a novel of domestic suspense

    Bea kept her in her soundproofed backyard studio for 11 years. Unfortunately, Delilah witnessed Bea attacking her mother. Meredith couldn’t live with the guilt and was about to come clean, so Bea killed her too.

    local woman missing a novel of domestic suspense

    She forced Meredith to help her hide the body, and staged it to look like a sexual assault had occurred. She and Meredith were driving home drunk one evening and Bea hit Shelby and killed her. Her kidnappers had convinced her that she was Delilah, but her real name was Carly.īea was the killer. She had been kidnapped by copycat killers who wanted the notoriety that Meredith’s killer had received. The girl from the beginning of the book, who came home to Josh and Leo, was not Delilah. Meredith was Shelby’s doula, and was helping Shelby sue her OB for medical malpractice.






    Local woman missing a novel of domestic suspense