Center Point Platinum Fiction (Large Print): No One You Know (Hardcover)

from SugarCreekRanch

No One You Know is a "cold case" mystery story. Coffee-buyer Ellie Enderlin is taking a fresh look at her sister's murder 20 years prior. Her sister, Lila, was a math genious, and the discussions of her work appealed to my geeky side. Overall, the book was better than just okay, but not a stand-out.

from RidgewayGirl

This was the ideal vacation read. It was diverting, without requiring my undivided attention. In it, a woman looks for her sister's murderer, after the man who she thought was the culprit convinces her of his innocence. It's pretty much a standard thriller/mystery novel, but it's well-executed, w...

from miyurose

I enjoyed this, though I do confess to skimming some of the parts about math. I may have been a math major once upon a time, but I don't really enjoy reading about it. Other than that, I thought Ellie and Lila's story was quite interesting. Ellie has 20 years of guilt that she has to deal with, a...

from gracee002

No One You Know is a mystery and family drama with several layers. The primary story focuses on the narrator, Ellie, and how the murder of her genious sister Lila twenty years ago, has shaped her life and relationships. Intertwined with the story of the murder, is Ellie's current relationships wi...

from suedutton

In "No One You Know" by Michelle Richmond, Ellie Enderson undertakes to solve the mystery of her older sister's murder. The story starts about 18 years after the murder. Ellie is working as a coffee buyer. In a small village in Nicaragua, she runs into a man that was good friends with her sister,...