Missing, Presumed
Susie Steiner
*This review is based on an advanced reading copy. Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for a chance to read the book in exchange for an honest review*
I've been on a kind of murder mystery/missing persons kick when it comes to books, and a lot have also been coming out recently so I figured this book would just be another version of something I've read before. I was wrong. This book is by no means a murder mystery or any type of 'thriller', it's much more character development and a story to tell about family values more than anything. I think the fact that I was going into this book thinking it was something it was not was the reason that I really didn't care for it, but if I hadn't known we were trying to find someone without that being the focus of the book, I may have enjoyed it a lot more. Don't let this discourage you from something you may enjoy reading, it just wasn't what I thought it was going to be and that kinda killed my expectations and thought process throughout the book.
I've been on a kind of murder mystery/missing persons kick when it comes to books, and a lot have also been coming out recently so I figured this book would just be another version of something I've read before. I was wrong. This book is by no means a murder mystery or any type of 'thriller', it's much more character development and a story to tell about family values more than anything. I think the fact that I was going into this book thinking it was something it was not was the reason that I really didn't care for it, but if I hadn't known we were trying to find someone without that being the focus of the book, I may have enjoyed it a lot more. Don't let this discourage you from something you may enjoy reading, it just wasn't what I thought it was going to be and that kinda killed my expectations and thought process throughout the book.
