The Secrets He Kept

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Overall, I would give this 4.5 ish...... I felt some of the storyline was a bit unbelievable and I knew what was happening before the story unfolded BUT I still enjoyed this novel A LOT. To find this review along with our full Traveling Sister Read Review, please visit Brenda and Norma’s fabulous blog at: Agatha is pregnant and works at a grocery store in an affluent area in London. Her favorite part of the day is when Meghan comes into the store. Well, I wasn’t at all disappointed. This is a well constructed thriller, that not only kept the suspense level at a maximum peak, but was an intelligent, clever, and distinct novel. I admit, it did make me squirm a little at times, though. I had a terrible feeling of foreboding right off, and as I went deeper into the story, that feeling of dread became almost unbearable. MICHAEL ROBOTHAM delivers an engrossing and angst-ridden read here with absolutely wonderful character development and an extremely enthralling storyline. The story is told in alternating chapters from our two main characters points of view, Agatha & Meghan. I equally enjoyed both of their stories and uncovering their secrets.

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Joy Behar Was Totally Lost On 'The View' As Whoopi Goldberg Tried To Make An Argument About Men And Abortion: "What Is The Point?" Very well done....'authentic' ! Congrats to the author, Michael Robotham ( my first experience reading him - and not the last I hope) Meg and Agatha are bound together by obsession. When one of their newborns is kidnapped, it’s a fight to the end. stars! There are no secrets here - I absolutely loved how this story was told and what a perfectly fitting title! My overall thoughts were this: I WAS HOOKED --I NEVER WANTED TO STOP READING -- and there were definitely 'TROUBLE-IN -PARADISE' type situations .... where I was shaking my head wondering....."ok, how ya goin solve this problem?".... "and this problem"? ..... but when I finished the book.... I was mostly left with very subtle emotions. THERE WAS NOT HUGE TWIST.....WHICH WAS FINE WITH ME.....

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Have you ever looked at someone and wished that YOU had their perfect life? Well... I certainly have and to answer that question... the grass isn't always greener on the other side. That's for DANG sure! How many times have you looked at someone and thought "now there is someone who has it all?" Well I have. Plenty of times. Holocaust thriller had a Jewish protagonist, but Israeli director made her Roma". The Times of Israel . Retrieved July 1, 2022. This one was all kinds of juicy. You have perfect life Meg, she has handsome husband and two cute kids. Now she is pregnant with baby number three. She gets to stay at home with the kiddies and work on her mommy blog. It’s two years on and Agatha and Meghan are each finding it hard to cope with the dreadful fallout from what has happened, while they both soon have even more worrying secrets to hide.