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A review by busyreading
Forget You Know Me by Jessica Strawser
3.0
Molly and Liza had been friends since childhood and although they now live in different states they still try and stay in contact as much as they can when they both have time to spare. One night they decide to hold a video chat once their kids are in bed as it’s been a while since they’d caught up with one another.
During the video chat, Molly leaves the room as she needs to see to her crying child. Whilst Molly is absent, Liza sees something that leaves her very worried and distressed, but what can she do when she lives so far away?
This story grabs your attention right from the start and immediately you want to know what’s going to happen next. Sadly the suspense stops just after that and I found the story began to drag and I became uninterested which is not what you want in a thriller/ suspense novel. Of course, this is only my opinion as I’m sure there will be many people who have and will love this book. So if you enjoy reading this genre please give it a go and make up your own mind.
During the video chat, Molly leaves the room as she needs to see to her crying child. Whilst Molly is absent, Liza sees something that leaves her very worried and distressed, but what can she do when she lives so far away?
This story grabs your attention right from the start and immediately you want to know what’s going to happen next. Sadly the suspense stops just after that and I found the story began to drag and I became uninterested which is not what you want in a thriller/ suspense novel. Of course, this is only my opinion as I’m sure there will be many people who have and will love this book. So if you enjoy reading this genre please give it a go and make up your own mind.