I Let You Go

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I Let You Go crackles with tension from the opening pages and doesn't let go of its grip on you until the very end. The child’s mother was sitting on a small sofa, her eyes fixed on the blue drawstring school bag clutched on her lap.

The story starts out with a hit and run accident and Jacob, a young child fresh out of school that day, is killed. Each bus stop brings fresh news, and the snatches of gossip float back across our heads, impossible for me to avoid.Perfect for readers of Gone Girl and The Girl on the Train and fans of TV dramas like The Missing, lose yourself in I Let You Go , the tense, twisty, emotionally compelling psychological thriller that everyone is talking about. His coping mechanism relied on focusing on the investigation—on the hard evidence before them—and not dwelling too deeply on the emotions of the people involved. I Let You Go is told from a number of viewpoints, from Jenna, a sculptor making a new life for herself in Penfach, through to police officers Ray and Kate, to Jenna’s husband. I LET YOU GO follows a mother hiding out in a secluded cottage, attempting to heal from her son's untimely loss, and the two detectives tasked with finding the boy's killer.

Vivid storytelling with persuasive characters and a schemingly intelligent narrative - and one prize-winning plot-twist - S. In a year or so he would know her as well as he knew the rest of the team, but he hadn’t quite sussed her out yet. Until now he had simply taken the pragmatic approach of not leaning on the left side, but while he was at lunch someone had scrawled ‘defective’ in black marker pen across the back of it. I Let You Go made it to my top 5 thrillers that keep you guessing which you can check out here if you’re interested: https://readbyjess.

Even when you think she’s pulled the last piece out from under you, and surely her story can’t withstand another twist, she does it. Practicality before style,” she had laughed, throwing the shoes into her locker and pulling on the boots. Clare is patron of the Silver Star Society, a charity based at the John Radcliffe hospital in Oxford, which supports parents experiencing high-risk or difficult pregnancies. As a thank you, when you sign up, I'll also send you my personal reading list: fifty books I loved, that you might love too. Impossible to put down, this is a darkly brilliant novel that balances the heartbreak with the humour.

I had read other reviews so I persevered with the long prose on the Welsh coastline and the book changed direction in part 2. Clare is the patron of the Silver Star Society, an Oxford-based charity which supports the work carried out in the John Radcliffe Hospital's Silver Star unit, providing special care for mothers with medical complications during pregnancy. Practicality before style,’ she had laughed, throwing the shoes into her locker and pulling on the boots. Jenna Gray moves to a small rickety cottage on the Welsh coast, to escape the reality of her life, of that horrible accident.He never stops moving; full of energy from the second he wakes until the moment his head hits the pillow. I press the heels of my palms into my temples as though I can make the images subside through brute force alone, but still they come, thick and fast, as if without them I might forget. Engine whining in admonishment, the car makes two, three, four attempts to turn in the narrow street, scraping in its haste against one of the huge sycamore sentries lining the road. Vivid storytelling with persuasive characters and a schemingly intelligent narrative - and one prize-winning plot-twist ― S. After 5-year-old Jacob’s tragic death, a mother loses everything while two Bristol detectives pledge to find the individual responsible for his death.

Jenna has never been to Wales before but she’s grateful for the lack of ties and connections she has to the place.

I Let You Go follows Jenna Gray as she moves to a ramshackle cottage on the remote Welsh coast, trying to escape the memory of the car accident that plays again and again in her mind and desperate to heal from the loss of her child and the rest of her painful past. They reach the quiet street where home lies just around the corner, its seductive warmth a welcome thought. A Richard and Judy Book Club pick, If I Let You Go is a darkly comic tale of searing loss, coercive control and the consequences of taking the wrong path. Before I Let You Go is a book that commands your attention and compels you to tread the emotionally fraught moral line in terms of addiction and pregnant users. She was an impatient driver; tutting when a red light held them back, and craning her neck to see past a hold-up.