The Good Girl by Mary Kubica

The Good Girl by Mary Kubica
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
2014
Fiction

This book has several narrators providing the story in perspective to the "kidnapping" event of a high profile judge's daughter. The story alternates the past and present perspectives to finally tell the complete story. It is suspenseful with many twists in the plot. I must say that it kept me guessing and enjoyed it until the very end. This is a book of those who enjoy psychological mysteries. Although there were plenty of foul language used, the descriptive scenes were not overly gruesome or vulgar. The language used adequately expressed the socioeconomic status of certain characters.



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Kelly is on page 165 of 400

There are several narrators with the time going from before and after the "event" which is gradually explained. Slowly, a story comes together regarding the disappearance and discovery of Mia Dennett, daughter of a wealthy judge.

— Mar 24, 2016 04:04AM

Kelly is on page 254 of 400

Very suspenseful and thought provoking....trying to figure out where the story will go next.....

— Mar 24, 2016 01:04PM