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The Girl from Silent Lake by Leslie Wolfe
4.0
Detective Kay Sharp left her home after an unforgettable family trauma. A Special Agent with the FBI, she is a renowned criminalist and also has a psychology degree. Coming back home is the last thing Kay wants to do, but her brother Jacob is being jailed for a short duration. Kay feels responsible for Jacob and his house, so she leaves her career behind and goes back to home to a place where she is haunted by terrible memories.
The story unfolds in minor acts, building in emotional substance. With a profusion of imagery in the writing style, it makes you feel you are right there in the book, and that’s something I look for in a delightful book.
Leslie Wolfe is a new name for me in the world of books, and it thrilled me to read the first book in a new series. I love how she developed Kay’s personality. I am excited to read the next book in the series. I love Kay and cannot wait to see how she handles her next case.
Thanks to Bookouture and to NetGalley for this ARC for review. This is my honest opinion.
The story unfolds in minor acts, building in emotional substance. With a profusion of imagery in the writing style, it makes you feel you are right there in the book, and that’s something I look for in a delightful book.
Leslie Wolfe is a new name for me in the world of books, and it thrilled me to read the first book in a new series. I love how she developed Kay’s personality. I am excited to read the next book in the series. I love Kay and cannot wait to see how she handles her next case.
Thanks to Bookouture and to NetGalley for this ARC for review. This is my honest opinion.