Catherine Ryan Howard writes page turning thrillers with a number of twists which keep a reader guessing and second guessing until the very end and in 56 Days she has once again written another excellent book with all of the above and more.
Set during in Dublin the pandemic and told from multiple viewpoints and different timelines the story just seemed to flow without any confusion due to the characters being well sketched and easily identifiable.
As per the blurb the finding of a decomposed body is the starting point for the story but who is it and why is it in an apartment are unknown.
Some readers may, understandably, be reluctant to read a book about the pandemic however the author uses it well to add to the story without it being the main part
So, with 56 Days, Catherine Ryan Howard has delivered once again.
Definitely recommended.
Set during in Dublin the pandemic and told from multiple viewpoints and different timelines the story just seemed to flow without any confusion due to the characters being well sketched and easily identifiable.
As per the blurb the finding of a decomposed body is the starting point for the story but who is it and why is it in an apartment are unknown.
Some readers may, understandably, be reluctant to read a book about the pandemic however the author uses it well to add to the story without it being the main part
So, with 56 Days, Catherine Ryan Howard has delivered once again.
Definitely recommended.