The Girls Who Disappeared: ‘I loved this twisty novel’ Richard Osman

Reviews

Serena Smith

The book is really good so far, feels like your in the story. He has been there for her throughout, treating her like a fragile object who constantly needs him by her side, cossetting and supporting her, when in fact Olivia is made of much stronger stuff than that, but only when she finally wakes up to the true nature of his ‘help’ and the web he is building around her, hoping to keep her trapped and submissive. Amazing book!

Rhiannon929

Even when it was all over, I don’t really think that either Jenna or the police realised just how devious and manipulative the many players in the case were, or how far ranging was and had been, the depravity of their multiple crimes. The police officer who worked on the original accident and disappearance back in 1998, is more than willing to be interviewed by Jenna and also gives her the details of a current serving member of the force, who may be able to assist with ‘cold case’ enquiries. The plot is intelligent and the cast of characters is easy to follow and identify with, the story builds and builds to a crescendo of an ending! Their strong and forceful presence manipulated my thoughts and drained my energy.