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babs_reviews's review
4.0
Incredibly chilling.
Those two words could accurately sum up the second installment of The Missing Children Case Files. We follow Emma again as she watches something terrible happen, with a plea for her help. In true Emma fashion she approaches the story with vigor as she unravels the story.
I couldn't have been prepared for this book any more than I was the first. The topic dealt with in this one is very important and showed just how wrong society can get things.
From witchcraft to buried secrets within the armed forces this story brings us so many twists that I didn't have the ending pegged until it was upon me.
Thank you to Netgalley and Harper Collins UK (One More Chapter) for the review copy.
Those two words could accurately sum up the second installment of The Missing Children Case Files. We follow Emma again as she watches something terrible happen, with a plea for her help. In true Emma fashion she approaches the story with vigor as she unravels the story.
I couldn't have been prepared for this book any more than I was the first. The topic dealt with in this one is very important and showed just how wrong society can get things.
From witchcraft to buried secrets within the armed forces this story brings us so many twists that I didn't have the ending pegged until it was upon me.
Thank you to Netgalley and Harper Collins UK (One More Chapter) for the review copy.
mandylovestoread's review
3.0
Isolated is the second book in the missing Children Case Files, featuring investigative journalist Emma Hunter. I loved Ransomed, the first book and was excited to find out what would happen next. It started off really well but I wasn’t as hooked with the story this time as I was with the first book.
Emma is visiting her agent in London when she witnesses a woman throw herself off the roof of the building. The woman’s last words are to Emma and she tell her to find Sally and tell her that she’s is sorry. Here begins the search, who is Sally and what happened to her? And how didn’t this woman know Emma? This is all while editing her next book and continuing the search for her own missing sister.
Thanks to Harper Collins UK for my advanced copy of this book to read.
Emma is visiting her agent in London when she witnesses a woman throw herself off the roof of the building. The woman’s last words are to Emma and she tell her to find Sally and tell her that she’s is sorry. Here begins the search, who is Sally and what happened to her? And how didn’t this woman know Emma? This is all while editing her next book and continuing the search for her own missing sister.
Thanks to Harper Collins UK for my advanced copy of this book to read.
jadedoodes's review
5.0
Another brilliant book from M.A. Hunter! This book is the second in the series and starts exactly where the first book finished. The book followed Emma Hunter as she worked to solve a 15 year old case, it was full of lots of twists and turns throughout! I ended up finishing the whole book in one sitting!
annarella's review
5.0
A gripping, gritty and highly entertaining story that kept me hooked and reading till late in the night.
The plot is tightly knitted, quite fast paced, and it flows.
I loved the character development and I was happy to get to know Emma and the characters better.
The mystery is solid, full of twists and turns, and very interesting.
I can't wait to read the next story, this one is highly recommended.
Many thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine
The plot is tightly knitted, quite fast paced, and it flows.
I loved the character development and I was happy to get to know Emma and the characters better.
The mystery is solid, full of twists and turns, and very interesting.
I can't wait to read the next story, this one is highly recommended.
Many thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine
annc's review
5.0
I read this straight after finishing the first in the series and again could not put it down
Brilliant surprise ending too
I love the characters, they are beginning to feel like friends
Brilliant surprise ending too
I love the characters, they are beginning to feel like friends
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