Oi! The synopsis of this one sounds a bit like the beginnings of the Elizabeth Smart kidnapping. And the fact that it says it’s “A Novel of Suspense” right on the cover bothers me. It does sound like the author has potential and will no doubt get better with each new book...hopefully.

Sorry you didn't like this one more. I liked the way Gentry chose to write this book, and how she kept me guessing about Julie's real identity all the way to the end.

Anything compared to The Girl on the Train is a turn off to me. I hated that book.

I read this one last year and think my reaction was much the same as yours. I listened to it on audio and found it a bit hard to keep up with who and what and that's not usually the case for me. Amy Gentry is an Austin area author and I wanted to see her at a local library last year, but wasn't able to go. I'll be watching for what she writes next as I think she has definite potential.

A missing child showing up is such a great premise, too bad this one didn't live up to its potential