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DON'T ASK, DON'T FOLLOW - Mary Keliikoa (Released June 4th, 2024)
Mini Review: 3.5/5 stars - For life of me, I cannot figure out why I kept thinking this book was called DON'T ASK, DON'T TELL. The confusion that caused while I was trying to look it up or find it at home. This book started off with a bang and immediately drew me in. A paralegal discovering her boss's body at their office is quite the introduction to the story. Seeing a woman fleeing the scene that has quite the resemblance to her sister, Lindsay. A single unsent text message from her sister, "Don't Ask. Don't follow" has her spiraling. Things do slow down in the middle and there is a bit of a drag but otherwise the author does a good job keeping the readers engaged and guessing. Will I read more from this author? Of course!
Book Description:
Murder, dark family secrets, and the unwavering bond of sisterhood— regardless of the cost
Beth Ralston, a paralegal in Portland, Oregon, would rather be racking up billable hours than mingling at an office party— especially when her sister Lindsay, aka her plus one, is a no-show.
After making her obligatory rounds, Beth returns to her office to find that her boss, who she'd talked with moments before, has been murdered. She sees a woman fleeing the scene. Wait— was that Lindsay? Unable to catch up to her in time, Beth waits for the police to arrive and notices that Lindsay has left her phone behind with an unsent text message to Beth displayed on the screen: " Don't ask. Don't follow."
Lindsay is unreachable for days, and when Beth starts to come under suspicion for the crime, she decides that waiting is impossible. While retracing Lindsay's steps, determined to bring her home, Beth uncovers what her sister, an investigative reporter bent on changing the world, was trying to expose— corruption, secrets, and betrayal on an unimaginable level. Revealing the truth might bring back the one person she's desperate to find— but it could also destroy the only life and family Beth's ever known.
Perfect for fans of Gregg Olsen and Karin Slaughter
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