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A review by the_empty_bookself
The Murder of Graham Catton by Katie Lowe
4.0
I like to give it a day or two before I write my reviews to let it sink in.
Reflecting back on this, there was a lot of build up for the last ten percent of the book which, was a speedy reveal of multiple twists and turns which had me re-reading paragraphs to keep up. There were lots of different story lines, which, do come together at the end and were not predictable. Chapters skipped between the past and present to give a full view of the scenario.
Hannah’s husband was brutally murdered ten years ago, the murderer was caught and is jail. Hannah has moved on with her daughter and is in a loving relationship. But a tv show called conviction is bringing up new evidence which points to Hannah being the murderer.
In a twist of tales and suspense can Hannah find out the truth and protect her daughter from the historic threats from her past?
Reflecting back on this, there was a lot of build up for the last ten percent of the book which, was a speedy reveal of multiple twists and turns which had me re-reading paragraphs to keep up. There were lots of different story lines, which, do come together at the end and were not predictable. Chapters skipped between the past and present to give a full view of the scenario.
Hannah’s husband was brutally murdered ten years ago, the murderer was caught and is jail. Hannah has moved on with her daughter and is in a loving relationship. But a tv show called conviction is bringing up new evidence which points to Hannah being the murderer.
In a twist of tales and suspense can Hannah find out the truth and protect her daughter from the historic threats from her past?