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A review by scriptamortalia
All the Dangerous Things by Stacy Willingham
5.0
This was super enjoyable as a thriller/mystery!
It was not immediately easily predictable because the story and description was definitely set up to misdirect the readers.
There’s nothing specifically scary, but the atmosphere very tangibly feels dark and sad. There’s discomfort in the grief and inability to both move on and solve the case.
You can feel there’s an issue with the cheating husband, but you can’t quite put your finger on why you’re suspicious until it’s all revealed. Maybe if you read a lot of similar mysteries you’d feel differently.
The sleepwalking is also very suspicious and the memories of her childhood really convey her fear and worries. It points you to suspect things you’d never want to of this FMC.
The ending tossed an uno reverse after uno reverse at me I was actually like: “ohhhhhh shiiiiit…OHHHHH SHIIIIT!”
Anyway…remember folks…not all men…but somehow…always a man.
It was not immediately easily predictable because the story and description was definitely set up to misdirect the readers.
There’s nothing specifically scary, but the atmosphere very tangibly feels dark and sad. There’s discomfort in the grief and inability to both move on and solve the case.
You can feel there’s an issue with the cheating husband, but you can’t quite put your finger on why you’re suspicious until it’s all revealed. Maybe if you read a lot of similar mysteries you’d feel differently.
The sleepwalking is also very suspicious and the memories of her childhood really convey her fear and worries. It points you to suspect things you’d never want to of this FMC.
The ending tossed an uno reverse after uno reverse at me I was actually like: “ohhhhhh shiiiiit…OHHHHH SHIIIIT!”
Anyway…remember folks…not all men…but somehow…always a man.