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A review by lauralovestoread
Invisible Girl by Lisa Jewell
4.0
Lisa Jewell has quickly become one of my favorite authors when it comes to suspense, and I was just as excited to read Invisible Girl as I was my very first novel by her.
I always enjoy the well developed characters that Lisa writes, and the protagonist, Saffyre, a depressed and troubled teen with a flawed past was no exception. There’s also Roan who worked as her therapist years ago, before releasing her and giving her an all clear.
While I expected a fast paced suspense, this was much more of a slow burn mystery that I still thoroughly enjoyed.
*many thanks to Atria, Netgalley, and Libro.fm for the gifted copies for review. All opinions are my own
I always enjoy the well developed characters that Lisa writes, and the protagonist, Saffyre, a depressed and troubled teen with a flawed past was no exception. There’s also Roan who worked as her therapist years ago, before releasing her and giving her an all clear.
While I expected a fast paced suspense, this was much more of a slow burn mystery that I still thoroughly enjoyed.
*many thanks to Atria, Netgalley, and Libro.fm for the gifted copies for review. All opinions are my own