Thanks so much to NetGalley, the publisher and author for the opportunity to read and review this book!
First, All the Missing Girls was an absolute amazing book in my mind - I loved how the plot developed backwards in time. So while I probably didn't love this one quite as much, this was a great read - Miranda's writing is just suburb.
Leah, a journalist with a Boston newspaper, is forced to quit her job. When an old roommate, Emmy, offers her a chance for a clean start as a teacher in Western Pennsylvania, she picks up and moves to a remote cabin in the woods. When Emmy goes missing, Leah discovers that she knows very little of anything of her old friend.
The author is so skilled at giving us possibly unreliable narrators in situations that feel so real and scary. Another winner!
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