Home Is Where the Bodies Are

Becca

3.5 ⭐️ Liked, didn't love. I 100% think that had I read this instead of listening to it, I'd have a different opinion. The multiple voice actors kept me interested. I've seen a lot of reviews say how predictable it was. Having finished it, I can see why they say that...but I absolutely suck at guessing the twists so I did have fun with my own theories. Looking back, it was pretty obvious along the way, but in my defense, I listened while working so 🤷‍♀️. This was my first book by this author so I have nothing to compare it to, but compared to other thriller type books, it falls a little short. I still enjoyed it and felt like it had a satisfying ending, but it didn't give that heart pounding suspense feeling that I've had with others.

From the review given by Stacy, I knew where this book was going and for what it was, I liked my experience with this story. This story was written with so many life lessons, more so from what is gained from a self-help book. I appreciated that but I didn't see the need for that aspect to he present in a Mystery, Thriller. These siblings have been through a lot on their own but their reasoning for branching off and doing some things they did, was ridiculous. Predictable but interesting, the letter at the end was gut wrenching, anyways, I wanted to see this through for Laura and Brian Thomas.

This is a quick, fast-paced domestic thriller. I enjoyed this book. The writing really drew me in! This is my first read from Jeneva Rose. I will definitely be reading more!

This is a multiple POV and dual timeline story about three estranged adult children reuniting after the passing of their mother and their father being gone for 7 years.

Fast read, but not really suspenseful. Kinda cheesy.