As this prequel novella tells the story of the missing girl from Slaughter’s excellent novel, “Pretty Girls”, it really should be read second. It’s compelling, and suspenseful, and especially poignant knowing how everything ends for her in the novel. But it also went on far too long. It should have ...
I almost knocked this down to two stars because of some fairly graphic depictions of sadistic torture and the implausibility of certain nefarious goings-on that involved a wide-ranging conspiracy of well-connected people being involved in something very disturbing and complicit in covering that thin...
This may be my last in the series. With the exception of my growing fondness for Lena, I don't care for any of the other characters and there are a few to whom I would like to see bad things happen. This story was much harder for me to read than the first. The subject matter is one that I have a p...
This review can also be found at Carole's Random Life.I am still not sure how I feel about this book. I loved parts of it but thought other parts were a little too much. And that ending. I can't even. I was really hoping that everything would pull together for a feel good kind of ending. It was...
By Karin Slaughter ASIN: B00Z751DUY Publisher: HarperCollins Novella (Short Story) Audible Narrator: Kathleen Early Publication Date: 8/18/2015 Format: Kindle My Rating: 5 Stars Depending on what part of the country you rest your head, (sooner or later) get prepared with a tantalizing pr...
By: Peter Swanson Narrators: Johnny Heller, Karen White, Kathleen Early, Keith Szarabajka ASIN: B00TGJST8Q Publisher: Blackstone Audio Publication Date: 02/10/2015 Format: Audio My Rating: 4 Stars Oh my . . . reminder to self: Stay clear of this gal, and do not get on her bad side! Pure E...
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