His and hers alice feeney summary

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Wow, that was quite the dark and twisty ride! Anna has been filling in as a BBC presenter for a colleague on maternity leave. When the colleague returns, Anna goes back to being a reporter. A dead body is found in the woods near the small town where Anna grew up. Anna is sent to report on the case. The town holds sad memories for Anna of her infant daughter, who died.

His and hers alice feeney summary

Ours and theirs. His and hers. Which means someone is always lying. He moved here from London, back to the village where he grew up, when his marriage ended after the death of his infant daughter. He suffers from insomnia. Jack is keeping many secrets, one of which is that he drinks to excess. When put in charge of a murder, he immediately recognizes the victim as a woman he had slept with the night before. Hiding his relationship with the victim, he soldiers on. But then he realizes that SOMEONE is trying to frame him for the murder when he finds the victims muddied shoes in the back of his car. Is someone trying to frame him? OR, has he forgotten what he did????

It did keep me guessing, and I went back and forth with my suspicious until I thought again I had things figured out just to find out I didn't.

Which means someone is always lying. When a woman is murdered in Blackdown, a quintessentially British village, newsreader Anna Andrews is reluctant to cover the case. Detective Jack Harper is suspicious of her involvement, until he becomes a suspect in his own murder investigation. Seriously, mind blown! They then both become suspects and the twists start coming! There are also flashes of a mystery third POV, that comes in very short snippets which add so much to the eerie, mysterious atmosphere.

The Verdict: intricate, twisty psychological suspense. Pick this book up for its instantly-intriguing plot, stay for its never-saw-that-coming final revelation—and all the many twists this journey will take on the way to its ultimate destination. Which means someone is always lying. When a woman is murdered in Blackdown, a quintessentially British village, newsreader Anna Andrews is reluctant to cover the case. Detective Jack Harper is suspicious of her involvement, until he becomes a suspect in his own murder investigation.

His and hers alice feeney summary

Feeney improves on her debut with a taut suspense plot, many gleeful twists and turns, and suspects galore. A news presenter and a police detective are brought together by murders in the British village where they both grew up. Which only makes sense, because you can't have reveals without secrets.

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Was he framed or did he involve with her death? Anna and Jack are, at the end of the day, terribly human. There are always two sides to every story-meaning someone is always lying In this case, we have three: Anna Andrews-BBC presenter covering a murder in Blackdown, the sleepy, countryside village she grew up in. Ours and theirs. It tells the story by way of alternating perspectives of Anna and her ex-husband, Jack. Add to that the small town setting surrounded by dark creepy woods, the feeling of urgency to get to the bottom of things, the constant second guessing, and the shocking ending. I definitely recommend this book and other books by this author to any thriller fans! Email Address:. Fictionophile has read 20 books toward her goal of books. This is how reading can keep you up all night!!

By Joe Otterson. The novel tells the story of DCI Jack Harper and BBC newsreader Anna Andrews, whose paths cross for the first time following their divorce when a woman is found murdered in their hometown. Anna is reluctant to cover the case and Jack becomes suspicious of her involvement, until he becomes a suspect in his own murder investigation.

Find out more. Despite her name, Atlas James feels like she lacks a road map for her future. She's less than thrilled when she's reassigned to cover a murder in Blackdown Woods, a place Anna wishes she could forget. Whose story do you trust Joey R. Like Liked by 2 people. Jack is keeping many secrets, one of which is that he drinks to excess. Thank you so much to the publisher, Flatiron Books, for providing me with a copy of this to read and review. Seriously, mind blown! Highly recommend for all thriller lovers.