All the Dangerous Things

This book features an unforgettable protagonist in Isabelle Drake, whose complex and multi-layered personality is a major highlight of the story - and how her troubled, albeit mysterious past keeps dragging herself in muddy waters.

Sometimes, the stories we create are about ourselves. Sometimes, other people. But as long as we believe them—as long as we can convince others to believe them—they keep their power. They remain true.

This is a story of a determined mother, of a woman on mission of finding her missing son. And in the process, her past unraveled, intertwining with her present and jolting her world.

I like this book better than her first work. All the Dangerous Things is thoroughly engaging, although it kinda starts a bit too slow for my preference but as we go deeper into the story, you'll find yourself biting your nails, wanting to know what exactly happened to Isabelle, whether her son will be found, whether it will all end well.

Overall, an excellent read that will keep you at the edge of your seat.