On a train into London, Kathryn asks fellow passenger Ellen to look after her baby while she makes a quick phone call. However, after a few minutes, Ellen is stunned to see Kathryn walking along the platform outside, as the train pulls away. Panic-stricken, Ellen discovers a note saying 'Please protect Mia. Don't trust the police. Don't trust anyone.'
I read the opening chapters for 'Trust Me' on Readers First, and I was instantly hooked... so I immediately requested to read the full version via NetGalley. Unfortunately, I found it really hard to get into the rest of the book, and it took me ages to finally finish it!
I really enjoy Logan's writing style... I love the short chapters that always seem to end on a cliffhanger, and I enjoy reading from the different perspectives. However, I found parts of the story a little far-fetched and I was confused on the relevance of some of the characters. Although I didn't guess who the main culprit was in the end (was I even trying by this point?), I wasn't particularly shocked to discover who it was...
Overall, I was a little disappointed with this one. I preferred 'The Holiday' which I read last year. Would it stop me reading other books by T M Logan? No... in fact, I think I have them all on my TBR!
I read the opening chapters for 'Trust Me' on Readers First, and I was instantly hooked... so I immediately requested to read the full version via NetGalley. Unfortunately, I found it really hard to get into the rest of the book, and it took me ages to finally finish it!
I really enjoy Logan's writing style... I love the short chapters that always seem to end on a cliffhanger, and I enjoy reading from the different perspectives. However, I found parts of the story a little far-fetched and I was confused on the relevance of some of the characters. Although I didn't guess who the main culprit was in the end (was I even trying by this point?), I wasn't particularly shocked to discover who it was...
Overall, I was a little disappointed with this one. I preferred 'The Holiday' which I read last year. Would it stop me reading other books by T M Logan? No... in fact, I think I have them all on my TBR!