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A review by mandylovestoread
The Hush by Sara Foster
4.0
This was such a different book for Sara Foster and I have to admit I wasn't sure about it to begin with. But as I started to read it I became engrossed in the story and needed to know what was going to happen. Set in a future time, after the pandemic, it was a world that could very easily happen which is frightening. Being monitored by the government with smart watches and babies not breathing after birth, it will capture your interest and keep you guessing. Check out the synopsis.
"Lainey's friend Ellis is missing. And she's not the only one.
In the six months since the first case of a terrifying new epidemic - when a healthy baby wouldn't take a breath at birth - the country has been thrown into turmoil. The government has passed sweeping new laws to monitor all citizens. And several young pregnant women have vanished without trace.
As a midwife, Lainey's mum Emma is determined to be there for those who need her. But when seventeen-year-old Lainey finds herself in trouble, this dangerous new world becomes very real. The one person who might help is Emma's estranged mother, but reaching out to her will put them all in jeopardy ..."
Well worth a read.
"Lainey's friend Ellis is missing. And she's not the only one.
In the six months since the first case of a terrifying new epidemic - when a healthy baby wouldn't take a breath at birth - the country has been thrown into turmoil. The government has passed sweeping new laws to monitor all citizens. And several young pregnant women have vanished without trace.
As a midwife, Lainey's mum Emma is determined to be there for those who need her. But when seventeen-year-old Lainey finds herself in trouble, this dangerous new world becomes very real. The one person who might help is Emma's estranged mother, but reaching out to her will put them all in jeopardy ..."
Well worth a read.