Lucy Black Thrillers Little Girl Lost, Book 1, (Paperback)

from lissabeth21

I was intrigued. Captivated really by the complex, realistic portrayals of relationships, complicated and tangled over years in a smallish community. So many little girls (and women) lost in this book. There were so many questions that I found myself unable to guess at the answers. Heck, I couldn...

from bjmitch

I'm reading eBooks again so I apologize to my followers who don't read them. Sometimes the book looks too good to hold out for the paperback edition. That's the case here too. I was caught up in the story immediately. It's set in northern Ireland, in and around Derry. A milk truck gets stuck in t...

from bhowell

a very good Irish thriller, hard to put down.

from Fergus_Cooper

This book was slow to start. Having just read C.J. Sansom's Matthew Shardlake's Dark Fire, I was comparing the two books and in particular the plot content, prose and the number of layers within a particular storyline. Initially, I felt that McGilloway's story was a simple single threaded effort....

from keelerwoman

This was a perfect beach read. Every once in a while I like to take a break from the heavier literature I tend to read and enjoy a thriller, this one was pretty good! Scared the wits out of me and I couldn't put it down. Perfect.