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Title: All the Wicked Girls
Author: Chris Whitaker
Narrator: Vanessa Labrie
Format: Unabridged
Length: 11 hrs and 25 mins
Language: English
Release date: 09-29-17
Publisher: Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense
Publisher's Summary:
Another outstanding crime thriller from the highly acclaimed author of Tall Oaks.
Raine sometimes complains that nothing exciting is ever gonna happen in Grace, Alabama, again. Daddy told her careful what you wish for.
Everyone loves Summer Ryan. A model student and musical prodigy, she's a ray of light in the struggling small town of Grace - especially compared to her troubled sister, Raine. Then Summer goes missing. Grace is already simmering, and with this new tragedy the police have their hands full keeping the peace.
Only Raine throws herself into the search supported by a most unlikely ally. But perhaps there was always more to Summer than met the eye....
Members Reviews:
Five Stars
Great read. I enjoyed the build up of the personalities.
a truly special debut that ended up being one of my favorite reads of 2016
Last year I was raving about Tall Oaks, a truly special debut that ended up being one of my favorite reads of 2016. I couldnât wait to get my hands on All The Wicked Girls and I was simultaneously giddy and nervous when I started. I was so enraptured by TO that I worried that maybe I wouldnât be as crazy about this one but all that worry was totally unnecessary as this was another amazing read that blew me away just as much as TO did.
I have a hard time reviewing books that truly move me and I think I may have finally found a structure that works for me recently with my review of The Good Daughter. Iâm going to try that approach again here and hope that it shows you guys just how much I loved this book.
Small town America has never been portrayed so brilliantly.
What does a U.K. based author know about life in small town southern America? If youâre Chris Whitaker, EVERYTHING. ATWG is set in Grace, Alabama in the nineties and he captures the dynamics of a small southern town perfectly. Grace is a town full of despair and oppression, the residents are so tired and defeated, there is an overwhelming feeling of desperation and hopelessness that made me feel stifled and weary. Evoking unexpected emotions is always the hallmark of a gifted storyteller in my opinion. There is such a strong sense of place that imagining this town was effortless.
His writing is intense and his voice is wholly unique.
Adding to the amazing setting is the stylized writing used, the Southern expressions and mannerisms were dead on and I instantly found myself reading Whitakerâs prose in a lazy drawl. The weather plays a large role and I was immersed in the atmospheric nature by the extremely well crafted imagery he created. I can so easily imagine this town that I would love to see it as a movie!
His characterization is flawless.
For everyone that loved Manny in TO youâll be pleased to know that Whitakerâs ability to create a memorable teenage boy was not a fluke. Noah and Purv are best friends who help Raine search for her sister, Summer and they were both the type of characters that you can picture leaping off the pages and walking down the street, theyâre truly larger than life. Chief Black is a man with the weight of the world on his shoulders and Samson may be one of the oddest fictional characters Iâve ever encountered. Thatâs just a taste of the flawed, raw, astounding cast that features in this book.
He writes thrillers that make you feel all of the feelings.
Very few writers can move me to tears, Iâm pretty stone cold but I definitely shed a few tears while reading this.
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Title: All the Wicked Girls
Author: Chris Whitaker
Narrator: Vanessa Labrie
Format: Unabridged
Length: 11 hrs and 25 mins
Language: English
Release date: 09-29-17
Publisher: Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense
Publisher's Summary:
Another outstanding crime thriller from the highly acclaimed author of Tall Oaks.
Raine sometimes complains that nothing exciting is ever gonna happen in Grace, Alabama, again. Daddy told her careful what you wish for.
Everyone loves Summer Ryan. A model student and musical prodigy, she's a ray of light in the struggling small town of Grace - especially compared to her troubled sister, Raine. Then Summer goes missing. Grace is already simmering, and with this new tragedy the police have their hands full keeping the peace.
Only Raine throws herself into the search supported by a most unlikely ally. But perhaps there was always more to Summer than met the eye....
Members Reviews:
Five Stars
Great read. I enjoyed the build up of the personalities.
a truly special debut that ended up being one of my favorite reads of 2016
Last year I was raving about Tall Oaks, a truly special debut that ended up being one of my favorite reads of 2016. I couldnât wait to get my hands on All The Wicked Girls and I was simultaneously giddy and nervous when I started. I was so enraptured by TO that I worried that maybe I wouldnât be as crazy about this one but all that worry was totally unnecessary as this was another amazing read that blew me away just as much as TO did.
I have a hard time reviewing books that truly move me and I think I may have finally found a structure that works for me recently with my review of The Good Daughter. Iâm going to try that approach again here and hope that it shows you guys just how much I loved this book.
Small town America has never been portrayed so brilliantly.
What does a U.K. based author know about life in small town southern America? If youâre Chris Whitaker, EVERYTHING. ATWG is set in Grace, Alabama in the nineties and he captures the dynamics of a small southern town perfectly. Grace is a town full of despair and oppression, the residents are so tired and defeated, there is an overwhelming feeling of desperation and hopelessness that made me feel stifled and weary. Evoking unexpected emotions is always the hallmark of a gifted storyteller in my opinion. There is such a strong sense of place that imagining this town was effortless.
His writing is intense and his voice is wholly unique.
Adding to the amazing setting is the stylized writing used, the Southern expressions and mannerisms were dead on and I instantly found myself reading Whitakerâs prose in a lazy drawl. The weather plays a large role and I was immersed in the atmospheric nature by the extremely well crafted imagery he created. I can so easily imagine this town that I would love to see it as a movie!
His characterization is flawless.
For everyone that loved Manny in TO youâll be pleased to know that Whitakerâs ability to create a memorable teenage boy was not a fluke. Noah and Purv are best friends who help Raine search for her sister, Summer and they were both the type of characters that you can picture leaping off the pages and walking down the street, theyâre truly larger than life. Chief Black is a man with the weight of the world on his shoulders and Samson may be one of the oddest fictional characters Iâve ever encountered. Thatâs just a taste of the flawed, raw, astounding cast that features in this book.
He writes thrillers that make you feel all of the feelings.
Very few writers can move me to tears, Iâm pretty stone cold but I definitely shed a few tears while reading this.