I don’t mind waiting.įrieda Klein is an endlessly interesting character and I know I’m going to be bereft when this series is over. It’s such a treat to duck into an ongoing familiar series occasionally, to reset after a book hangover, or just to feel the comfort of familiar characters. If it wasn’t for the fact that I have way too many books on my nightstand that I want to get to, I would be binging this series like a Netflix Saturday night! But holding the remaining two instalments in reserve is also a good thing. I’ve enjoyed many books by this author team, most particularly the Frieda Klein series which starts with Blue Monday and another stand alone called The Lying Room. Did Charlie run away or did something more sinister happen? Why will nobody take her disappearance seriously and why are the police taking so long to get to the truth? Her 15-year-old daughter didn’t come home last night and appears to be missing. Single Mom Nina Landry is eager to go on a Christmas holiday with her new boyfriend and two children when things go horribly wrong on the day they plan to head to the airport. 🙂 There are plenty of twists and turns in the tale and I found the mother’s dedication and persistence still made for a compelling story. The mother in this story is relentless in her quest to find her missing daughter, taking things into her own hands, much to the annoyance of the local police (and my husband who was listening with me in the car).
This standalone thriller from a husband and wife writing team (Nicci Gerrard & Sean French), was entertaining to listen to on audio (narrated by Imogene Church).
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