
Necklace by Matt Witten
A Thrilling Ride with a Price to Pay
summarizeEditor's Summary
This book had me hooked from the start, but be warned: the twist at the end is a major letdown. The story follows Susan Lentigo, a mother driven by a singular focus on justice for her daughter's murder. I read it in digital format, which was a game-changer for me - I could adjust the font size as needed. While it's a real page-turner, it's also emotionally draining, especially for mothers. I'd recommend it with a caveat, as the emotional toll of the story is intense and the twist at the end is a major letdown.












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- •The digital format was a huge plus for me - I loved being able to adjust the font size.
- •The story had me hooked from the start, and I couldn't put it down.
- •The themes of justice and closure are thought-provoking and well-explored.
- •The writing is engaging and easy to follow, making it a great read.
- •The book explores some heavy emotional themes, which I appreciated.
- •The characters are well-developed, even if they're a bit one-dimensional at times.
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- •The twist at the end is a major letdown - it basically gives away the whole ending.
- •The emotional toll of the story is intense, especially for mothers.
- •The book's pacing could be improved - some sections felt a bit slow.
- •The characters, while well-developed, felt a bit one-dimensional at times.
- •The book's themes of justice and closure are heavy-handed at times.
- •The writing, while engaging, can be a bit clichéd at times.



