Nobody Heard a Thing (by Angela Henry)

Ms. Ladybug
Mar 11
1 min read

The true-crime element of this book was intriguing. But I felt like I was plodding through the pages to get to the twists that pulled me into the story. A lot of characters and it was hard to remember who was who. I typically enjoy dual timeline books. But this one made it hard to keep track. An okay read for me. But there are enough very positive reviews, so it may appeal to you.

Thank you to NetGalley and Storm Publishing for my advanced review copy. All opinions and thoughts are my own.

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