While Matt may have moved on from his brother’s arrest for murder, his family has not. As amateur detectives, they strive to prove his innocence and set him free, until the entire family is found dead on vacation. It’s up to Matt now, to set his brother free... but is that what he believes should be done?
This was a suspense and thriller that had a lot going on. This would normally not be a good thing for me, but this was so well done that it worked. I had no issue following the multiple perspectives and dual time line. There were many characters, but I was able to keep track of them. I liked how the characters were all so different, with their own side problems going on. The mystery was well done, and there were multiple characters that I suspected throughout the read. It was pretty creepy reading chapters in narration of family members that I knew were dead... especially as it lead up to their deaths. Overall, a clever, suspenseful read that was believable and not overly complex.
“There was one positive that had derived from all of Dad’s fears: he’d made sure his children were prepared if they ever encountered a monster.”
Every Last Fear comes out 3/2.
This was a suspense and thriller that had a lot going on. This would normally not be a good thing for me, but this was so well done that it worked. I had no issue following the multiple perspectives and dual time line. There were many characters, but I was able to keep track of them. I liked how the characters were all so different, with their own side problems going on. The mystery was well done, and there were multiple characters that I suspected throughout the read. It was pretty creepy reading chapters in narration of family members that I knew were dead... especially as it lead up to their deaths. Overall, a clever, suspenseful read that was believable and not overly complex.
“There was one positive that had derived from all of Dad’s fears: he’d made sure his children were prepared if they ever encountered a monster.”
Every Last Fear comes out 3/2.