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dawnlaw's review
5.0
Tell Nobody is book 5 in the Lottie Parker series.
Utterly fantastic! Patricia Gibney has pulled the rabbit out of the hat yet again with the brilliant Tell Nobody.
I just love the Lottie Parker series, I literally devour these books, once I start I just can’t put it down until I am finished. Patricia has the knack of keeping you hanging on to every word mesmerised as the build-up begins and grows as the book progresses to the final mind blowing conclusion.
I feel like every book gets better than the last and this is no exception, this was an excellent piece of crime fiction. I love Lottie, her family and her team at work, as the books progress I feel like I am getting to know them personally.
Patricia Gibney is such a gifted writer and now I have finished this book I am champing at the bit to get the next one!
I can’t recommend this book highly enough, I really loved it, it’s a must read. Tell Nobody totally deserves 5 stars and is one of my favourite top 5 books of 2018.
Apologies for this short review, I am recovering from eye surgery, but I loved this book so much I had to a few words down.
Utterly fantastic! Patricia Gibney has pulled the rabbit out of the hat yet again with the brilliant Tell Nobody.
I just love the Lottie Parker series, I literally devour these books, once I start I just can’t put it down until I am finished. Patricia has the knack of keeping you hanging on to every word mesmerised as the build-up begins and grows as the book progresses to the final mind blowing conclusion.
I feel like every book gets better than the last and this is no exception, this was an excellent piece of crime fiction. I love Lottie, her family and her team at work, as the books progress I feel like I am getting to know them personally.
Patricia Gibney is such a gifted writer and now I have finished this book I am champing at the bit to get the next one!
I can’t recommend this book highly enough, I really loved it, it’s a must read. Tell Nobody totally deserves 5 stars and is one of my favourite top 5 books of 2018.
Apologies for this short review, I am recovering from eye surgery, but I loved this book so much I had to a few words down.
drewminyard's review
5.0
i usually pride myself on being able to read fairly heavy content, but this was TOUGH tough. in a good way? it gave me nightmares of my children dying (im a 23 year old with 0 kids!!) but i couldn’t put it down.
i read the whole thing in a total of maybe 6 hours and enjoyed every aspect. i particularly loved how fleshed out all the characters were in this one, definitely more-so than the previous books.
10/10 would recommend
i read the whole thing in a total of maybe 6 hours and enjoyed every aspect. i particularly loved how fleshed out all the characters were in this one, definitely more-so than the previous books.
10/10 would recommend
emd14223's review
mysterious
sad
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.75
Enjoy this series - will continue. This one got a little confusing though was still good
nannyf's review
5.0
I have loved this series so far and didn’t think the author could continue bringing out stories quite so good, but she has done it again.
This one could be a hard read for some due to the fact it involves children, but it is brilliantly written, well executed, and had me constantly trying to figure everything out.
Not only do we have the murder side of this book, we also have an added extra of Leo Belfield. He starts to make a bit of a nuisance of himself as he attempts to quiz people about Lottie. What his precise agenda is, though, is anyone’s guess. Lottie’s son finds himself drawn into the thick of things. Could he be in danger and, if so, can Lottie get things worked out in time to help him?
A brilliant read. Huge thanks to Bookouture and Netgalley for providing a copy.
This one could be a hard read for some due to the fact it involves children, but it is brilliantly written, well executed, and had me constantly trying to figure everything out.
Not only do we have the murder side of this book, we also have an added extra of Leo Belfield. He starts to make a bit of a nuisance of himself as he attempts to quiz people about Lottie. What his precise agenda is, though, is anyone’s guess. Lottie’s son finds himself drawn into the thick of things. Could he be in danger and, if so, can Lottie get things worked out in time to help him?
A brilliant read. Huge thanks to Bookouture and Netgalley for providing a copy.
lzachesky's review against another edition
5.0
I absolutely love this series! The audiobooks are incredible!
nanal63's review against another edition
challenging
dark
emotional
mysterious
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
avidreadergirl1's review
dark
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
Another roller coaster ride for Lottie and her team as bodies start piling up in Ragmullin and once again some of her children are involved in the story surrounding the sudden murders of youngsters. There’s also a glimpse of someone else lurking around trying to rake Lottie’s biological mother’s messy history. Overall, it was not my favourite to date but it was still a good read.