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I made it to page 64 and I had issues:1. Chick-lit style of writing from the mother's point of view. (I don't like her.)2. The voice of the child is creepy. Not because it is scaring me, but because it is precocious and makes me cringe a lot.3. Does this couple who have lost a child ever actually ta...
This might be a case of “It’s not you, book, it’s me,” but I found this to be an insufficiently creepy psychological thriller. The story is told from two perspectives, alternating from first person present tense to third person past tense (ugh, why do I keep doing this to myself?), and my enjoyment ...
This review can also be found at Carole's Random Life in Books.I liked this book quite a bit. This turned out to be quite the page turner and I ended up liking it even more than The Ice Twins. This was a book that I never knew quite what might happen next. I ended up reading this whole book in a lit...
Every now and then a book comes along that you just know you are going to love, even before you start it, well this is one such book. Rachel, from a rough part of London, marries David, a very handsome, rich widower who owns a beautiful house in Cornwall. Jamie, her new stepson, seems a little distu...
This book is about a woman who marries a man who has a son who has become very disturbed on the horrific death of his Mother .The story is very Gothic horror story in natureand the air of menace escalated as the book progresses a real must read for anyone who enjoyed the Ice Twins
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