My Rating: 4.0
When Hen (short for Henrietta) has finally gotten onto the right meds, and with her husband Lloyd, have bought a new house she feels like her life is finally on track and settling out. Then the next door neighbors invite them over to dinner and Hen spots a sports trophy that looks like the one that went missing from a young man who was murdered a few years ago. Is her neighbor Matthew a murderer or is Hen's old obsession and paranoia haunting her again?
For me, while this was good, it was no where near in the same realm as The Kind Worth Killing. This was very slow and for most of the book, felt predictable. There were a few twists and it kept me entertained.
When Hen (short for Henrietta) has finally gotten onto the right meds, and with her husband Lloyd, have bought a new house she feels like her life is finally on track and settling out. Then the next door neighbors invite them over to dinner and Hen spots a sports trophy that looks like the one that went missing from a young man who was murdered a few years ago. Is her neighbor Matthew a murderer or is Hen's old obsession and paranoia haunting her again?
For me, while this was good, it was no where near in the same realm as The Kind Worth Killing. This was very slow and for most of the book, felt predictable. There were a few twists and it kept me entertained.
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