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A review by lavins
No More Lies by Rachel Abbott
3.0
2.5 stars
Arggghhhh!!! This book had sooo much potential, great start, captivating plot.... but it failed to deliver in the end.
A man is accused of sexual advances on an employee, a baby is kidnapped, a woman disappears, an old story from past, and they are all linked in one way or another.
The biggest draw back was the way the policemen acted. They constructed a scenario based on mere supposition and they started accusing and arresting people. Their evidence was circumstantial at best. The holes in their investigation were so big a whale cu fall through them. It was absolutely ridiculous and annoying to see that unfold. Doing zero background check on your list of suspects it's mindblowing. Mind you, the book would have ended in 2 chapters cause the culprit would have popped out instantly.
Arggghhhh!!! This book had sooo much potential, great start, captivating plot.... but it failed to deliver in the end.
A man is accused of sexual advances on an employee, a baby is kidnapped, a woman disappears, an old story from past, and they are all linked in one way or another.
The biggest draw back was the way the policemen acted. They constructed a scenario based on mere supposition and they started accusing and arresting people. Their evidence was circumstantial at best. The holes in their investigation were so big a whale cu fall through them. It was absolutely ridiculous and annoying to see that unfold. Doing zero background check on your list of suspects it's mindblowing. Mind you, the book would have ended in 2 chapters cause the culprit would have popped out instantly.