Book Review : The Missing Woman
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Hi friends! Today’s book review is for The Missing Woman by Georgina Cross.
*Disclaimer : I received a copy of this ebook for free from NetGalley and Bookouture in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.
Below you’ll find the description of the book provided by NetGalley, followed by my personal review and star rating.
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The Missing Woman : Description
They live in the big houses on the pretty street. Those other women, as we call them. And to think I used to want to be like them, to have their money and happiness, to live and laugh and play like them. Not any more.
It’s the fourth of July and the whole town is gathered at the local pool. Through the sweltering afternoon, we single mothers don’t mix with the other women—the ones with the perfect lives and happy marriages. Women like Sabine Miller. But when Sabine shoots me a desperate look across the water and suddenly disappears, my blood runs cold…
Running to the back gate, all I find is a silver charm bracelet she dropped on her way out. I convince myself I’m imagining things until Sabine’s husband Mark appears. When he realizes she’s missing, he phones the cops straight away. “Someone has been threatening Sabine,” he says. “Now they’ve kidnapped her.”
Hours later, I wish I’d run faster. The whole town is searching the streets, calling Sabine’s name over and over. On the TV, Mark is begging for someone to bring his wife home.
The truth is, I was the last person to see her alive—and it’s killing me inside. Now the cops are at my door asking questions. I’m terrified they’ll find out what happened years ago between me and Sabine. Something I’ve never told anyone.
But I need to tell someone. Can you keep a secret?
The Missing Woman : My Review
I feel like I must premise this by saying that I was in a pretty significant reading slump, until I opened this book. The writing style of Georgina Cross in The Missing Woman kept me on the edge of my seat until I turned the very last page.
I was kept guessing, and so wrong on so many things…and I loved it!
We meet Erica, Tish, Amanda and briefly Sabine…who has gone missing in a violent way.
The entire cast of characters surrounding these women makes me feel like any one of them could have had a hand in it…
Even when the book finally wrapped, I could not stop thinking about the story.
A lot of times when I’m reading, it’s easy to pick up the thread of where the story is heading, and soon the intrigue burns out, but with The Missing Woman I was speeding through every page. The ending was perfect as well.
I would definitely recommend this book if you’re looking for a twisty thriller to entertain you.
Five Stars
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