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A review by kdurham2
The Ones We Trust by Kimberly Belle
5.0
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Abigail Wolff was a great character. Although many of the characters that surrounded here were unreliable, it was ok because the reader knew they could count on her. Abigail leaves her job as a journalist when one of her stories takes a turn and hurts a number of people. She has been staying out of the spotlight, but two stories will pull her back in.
I loved how there was more than one story that she was investigating, but I didn't get them mixed up at all. One story is an extension of the story that took her out of commission while the other story has personal impact with her family members involved - it was good! This was an interesting take on a family drama with a daughter having to question everything she has known about her parents and how she was raised.
Abigail Wolff was a great character. Although many of the characters that surrounded here were unreliable, it was ok because the reader knew they could count on her. Abigail leaves her job as a journalist when one of her stories takes a turn and hurts a number of people. She has been staying out of the spotlight, but two stories will pull her back in.
I loved how there was more than one story that she was investigating, but I didn't get them mixed up at all. One story is an extension of the story that took her out of commission while the other story has personal impact with her family members involved - it was good! This was an interesting take on a family drama with a daughter having to question everything she has known about her parents and how she was raised.