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A review by kolson687
Wrong Place Wrong Time by Gillian McAllister
4.0
You see your 18 year old son murder a man. This can’t be! What is it you don’t know about your son and how can you help him now? This is the dilemma that faces Jen. She then goes to bed and wakes up the previous day as if the murder never took place. And so begins Jen’s quest to find clues of what could have led to her son Todd getting caught up in this.
I really enjoyed the perspective the author gave on motherhood- the guilt we all feel that we never did enough or did too much. I also thought she did a great job showing the frustrations that come with each stage of parenting and how looking back it really wasn’t as bad as we made it sound.
I honestly don’t usually like time travel but this one held my interest and I enjoyed the different twists.
I really enjoyed the perspective the author gave on motherhood- the guilt we all feel that we never did enough or did too much. I also thought she did a great job showing the frustrations that come with each stage of parenting and how looking back it really wasn’t as bad as we made it sound.
I honestly don’t usually like time travel but this one held my interest and I enjoyed the different twists.