What She Knew: A Novel
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| Rating | : | 4.92 (982 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0176YSUEU |
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| Number of Pages | : | 566 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-06-14 |
| Language | : | English |
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Spectacular debut Susan The plot of What She Knew is simple on its face. Young Ben Finch suddenly disappears while on a walk through a familiar park with his recently divorced mother, Rachel Jenner, and the family dog. What follows is the harrowing tale of the search for Ben, told directly to the reader by Rachel, a. "Complex and never formulaic" according to Kim. I'd give this Complex and never formulaic Kim I'd give this 4.5 stars if that were an option.The story of a boy abducted from the woods, What She Knew is told in alternating sections from the perspectives of the boy's mother and the main investigator on the case.It's excellently paced and won't be one of those books where you're pretty s. .5 stars if that were an option.The story of a boy abducted from the woods, What She Knew is told in alternating sections from the perspectives of the boy's mother and the main investigator on the case.It's excellently paced and won't be one of those books where you're pretty s. Great read! M. Evans Excellent book. Fast-paced, but contemplative throughout. Any mother will read this and feel tugs at her heartstrings. I appreciated that the violence was kept to a minimum, simply due to the nature of the story. The author does such a great job at building each of the characters up. I felt l
Rachel Jenner is walking in a Bristol park with her eight-year-old son, Ben, when he asks if he can run ahead. Inevitably, media attention focuses on Rachel, too, and the public's attitude toward her begins to shift from sympathy to suspicion. In her enthralling debut, Gilly Macmillan explores a mother's search for her missing son, weaving a taut psychological thriller as gripping and skillful as The Girl on the Train and The Guilty One. Where is Ben? The clock is ticking.. As she desperately pieces together the threadbare clues, Rachel realizes that nothing is quite as she imagined it to be, not even her own judgment. As hours and then days pass without a s