Third book of the series finds Millie and her family living on Long Island, but the people on their cul-de-sac are not the neighbors they're hoping for.
I wish Millie wouldn't always jump to conclusions.
4 stars.
An ongoing list of the books I've read, along with a short description and review.
Third book of the series finds Millie and her family living on Long Island, but the people on their cul-de-sac are not the neighbors they're hoping for.
I wish Millie wouldn't always jump to conclusions.
4 stars.
Casey is living in a small cabin in the woods. When a storm blows through, she invites a young girl in to seek shelter. Neither she, nor the girl, is who the other expects.
4 stars.
Audio. 5.5 hours.
Read by Helen Laser.
Rocky and family from the book Sandwich continue their stories.
4.5 stars.
Beautiful woman, Bryden, goes missing and there are multiple suspects including her husband, an alleged lover, and a neighbor who was accused, but not charged with rape and kidnapping.
4.5 stars.
Two year old Samantha goes missing during a family vacation. Fifteen years later, a young lady contacts the family claiming to be their long lost daughter.
Mostly enjoyable. I subtracted half a star because the old daughter's character was so one dimensional.
3.5 stars.
Audio. 14.5 hours.
Read by Saskia Maarleveld.
Women of the Briarwood rooming house in the 1950s tell their stories.
5 stars.
I really liked some of JF's other books, but not this one. The characters were one-dimensional and the dialog of the 12 year old was unbelievable.
2 stars.