We get to see the manipulative and exploitative side of human nature who are willing to do anything for personal gain crushing everything and everyone who are standing on their ways.

She gets involved in new sets of mysteries and weird coincidences. While Laurel is trying to rebuild her life, she realizes that it’s not going to happen that easily. Her grief had made her blind and she neglected all aspects of her life, including the rest of her children, especially her daughter Hannah, who suffered most. She was living in denial of her daughter’s death until the remains were finally found. Much of the story revolves around grief, denial, and hope mostly told from the POV of Ellie’s mother, Laurel. However, predictability didn’t repel me from the book, which is quite unusual I simply wanted to see what happens next and if it could it get any crazier and it gets. Yes, you’re right! Do you want to see if that’s really true? Some of the clues seemed too obvious as if the author was telling the reader:

Lisa Jewell is an experienced writer and she knows how to tell an attention-grabbing story, but I must admit that the plot is quite predictable and I wasn’t sure whether that was authors intention or not. It was a solid read, but nothing spectacular I guess that my expectations were much higher for a book that’s got more than 20,000 votes from the Goodreads community. We don’t learn much about her, the plot rather revolves around the cause of her missing and the effect it left on her environment. The story is about a missing girl called Ellie. The book was nominated for the best Mystery and Thriller novel at the Goodreads’s yearly choice awards and that’s how I found out about it. Recently, I’ve finished reading a book called Then She Was Gone by Lisa Jewell.

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