Gone Without a Trace

I loved the premise of this book - Hannah gets home from a good day at work to find her boyfriend has left her, not only left her but removed every trace ever lived there.

This book is compulsively readable, the pace is frantic and you can't help but be pulled into Hannah's search for Matt. I did however find that some parts of the first section of the book were a bit repetitive, going over and over the list of odd things which had happened with each person she told.

I also found some of Hannah's actions questionable and actually rolled my eyes at some points - yes you would want answers as to why he left but you wouldn't run around your house screaming his name when it's clear he's not there.

The big plot twist in this did leave me shocked and I certainly wasn't expecting it, however I think it could have been tied into the first half of the book a bit better. The two halves of the book felt different and a little disconnected.

All in all I did enjoy this, I sped through it and was surprised by the twists so I would definitely recommend it.