Invisible Girl

This is the second Lisa Jewell book I have read, and it only made me more enthusiastic to keep reading her. This atmospheric story is filled with suspense and interesting characters. Even the characters I did not like were intriguing, and I was curious to learn what made them the way they were and what they would do. I was truly transported to the Hampstead Heath area of London, and I was immersed in the lives of everyone who populated this book. The plot was tight and suspenseful. It kept me guessing through the whole book, and the research that Jewel obviously did on in-cells and misogynistic culture was woven seamlessly into the narrative.