Shh

What to say about this one? I had high expectations for this book after reading the synopsis, but sadly it failed to live up to expectations. I love a good crime/murder book, but this one just didn't do it for me.

Annie wasn't really likeable as a character and I really couldn't care what happened to her.

It started off well enough but then it fast became less plausible, with characters making stupid mistakes and a lack of proper police procedures. Normally a book like this would have scenes that take place in a police station, with a detective working out of there with a team allocated to them.

Also the fact that Crabb (detective) relied so much on Annie made it less plausible. I mean, I get he wanted her input because she knew the deaf community well, but allowing her to come to the crime scenes? I'm sure the police have pretty strict rules on that!

Unfortunately this is not a book I will be recommending to others.

Thank you to the Pigeonhole app and to Jocelyn for the opportunity to read the book.