Sarah Jane

So much fun. I thought I had it figured out immediately and I was not even close. Very entertaining.

DNF, I'm past the point where I can read a book with so much homophobia in it. I recognize it was written in 1991 but this is not the book for me.

Very interesting and insightful information about England's racial history.

It takes until the 80% mark before the stories weave together but it's worth the wait.

Skip the Netflix movie version of the book it's awful.

Trigger warning: Child Abuse.

I picked this book up expecting a garden variety thriller about a missing child and ended up with so much more. The subject matter is pretty standard but the book itself is magical. The author's use of language is beautiful as she weaves her thriller into something akin to a fairy tale; albeit a dark fairy tale. The story is told from two perspectives: Naomi, the child finder and Snow Girl. Naomi is actually involved in two cases at the same time, which is no how she normally conducts her business. The reader discovers that a number of things in Naomi's life are in upheaval and her story is told in parallel to Snow Girl's story. I loved the main characters, finding myself fully vested in their outcomes from the first chapter. In the end I was blown away by this unique reading experience and I will definitely check out any additional offerings from this author.