Martin’s Press and DJ Palmer for the opportunity to read this in exchange for my honest review. Girls With Bright Futures (Tracy Dobmeier and Wendy Katzman). A Nearly Normal Family (M T Edvardsson) 584. Overall, it was an engrossing thriller that keeps at the edge of your seat until the last page. All Her Little Secrets (Wanda M.Morris) ADVERTISEMENT.

I couldn’t have guessed the brilliant twists at the end and it was completely mind blowing. It’s clearly evident how much research Palmer had undertaken from the way the mental health issues and personality disorders were depicted. Other alters are also lovely and they make you sad for Penny. I am scared of Eve but she is sassy, audacious, and her wicked actions took my breath away. This takes the unreliable narrator to a whole new level and rewards us not only with one but a few of them. My favorite part is Jack’s perspective as it’s very honest, clever, witty, amusing and heart breaking.

Remaining story is told is Grace’s attempts to prove Penny’s innocence and glimpses of Penny’s childhood through the eyes of brother Jack. The way the killing had been carried out was utterly spine chilling. Penny savagely killed her biological mom Rachel. This tale starts with cops knocking on Grace’s door to notify her about the murder committed by her teenage daughter Penny. Apart from these struggles, she is riddled by guilt because her split-second decision turned the fate of the family upside down and has unbearable consequences. Grace possesses steely determination, and iron will to take over an uphill battle where the path is made of prickly thorns.Īdmire her perseverance, though the path she chose capable of shattering dreams of other children, livelihood. This is a tale of a mother Grace, goes to any lengths to protect her daughter who is perfect in her eyes despite the mounting evidence stacked against her. This hooked from the first page and entertained me thoroughly with gripping narration and intriguing story.

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