"Haven't They Grown" is a thriller of high proportions with twists you don't see coming. There were several parts in the book that left me with my mouth agape and it was a really intriguing read over the cold winter; the type of book you tell yourself "just one more chapter", then find it's 2am.
The determination with which the main character pursues her concerns seem a little unbelievable at first, but then you ask yourself - wouldn't I do that for my best friend, too? And then you are nodding along, understanding her moves, watching her untwist the turns, all the way to the shocking conclusion and explanation.
It's a hugely enjoyable read, and one that stays with you when you close the book. One you find yourself thinking about late at night, almost in a "well what happened next?" demand to the universe. This is bound to capture readers across many genres this year and for years to come.
The determination with which the main character pursues her concerns seem a little unbelievable at first, but then you ask yourself - wouldn't I do that for my best friend, too? And then you are nodding along, understanding her moves, watching her untwist the turns, all the way to the shocking conclusion and explanation.
It's a hugely enjoyable read, and one that stays with you when you close the book. One you find yourself thinking about late at night, almost in a "well what happened next?" demand to the universe. This is bound to capture readers across many genres this year and for years to come.