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Zero Days
by Ruth Ware
Jack (Jacinta) and her husband Gabe, own and operate a cybersecurity firm. One night after working an assignment, Jack returns home to find that Gabe has been murdered. In shock and devasted, Jack does not inform the authorities immediately which sets her up for being a potential suspect. The police do not seem to believe her account and she thinks they are not doing enough to find the person who was responsible. Jack feels that she is the only one who truly wants to find out who killed her husband and sets out to do just that.
The novel is full of twists and turns and keeps the reader engaged and guessing. There are moments when you almost hold your breath waiting to see what happens. The relationship between Jack and Gabe is realistic and her loss is handled simply and realistically. Jack is a well-developed character; the settings are descriptive, and the pacing is just right. This is a bit of a departure from some of her other novels, but it also might be one of her best. -Jen C.
The novel is full of twists and turns and keeps the reader engaged and guessing. There are moments when you almost hold your breath waiting to see what happens. The relationship between Jack and Gabe is realistic and her loss is handled simply and realistically. Jack is a well-developed character; the settings are descriptive, and the pacing is just right. This is a bit of a departure from some of her other novels, but it also might be one of her best. -Jen C.