Goodwood

by Holly Throsby | Literature & Fiction |
ISBN: 1760293733 Global Overview for this book
Registered by wingJ4Shawwing of finding my place, Somewhere -- Controlled Releases on 6/11/2017
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Journal Entry 1 by wingJ4Shawwing from finding my place, Somewhere -- Controlled Releases on Sunday, June 11, 2017
FROM THE BACK COVER:
Published Sept 2016
It wasn't just one person who went missing, it was two people. Two very different people. They were there, and then they were gone, as if through a crack in the sky. After that, in a small town like Goodwood, where we had what Nan called 'a high density of acquaintanceship', everything stopped. Or at least it felt that way. The normal feeling of things stopped.

Goodwood is a small town where everyone knows everything about everyone. It's a place where it's impossible to keep a secret.

In 1992, when Jean Brown is seventeen, a terrible thing happens. Two terrible things. Rosie White, the coolest girl in town, vanishes overnight. One week later, Goodwood's most popular resident, Bart McDonald, sets off on a fishing trip and never comes home.

People die in Goodwood, of course, but never like this. They don't just disappear.

As the intensity of speculation about the fates of Rosie and Bart heightens, Jean, who is keeping secrets of her own, and the rest of Goodwood are left reeling.

Journal Entry 2 by wingJ4Shawwing at -- Somewhere in London 🤷‍♀️ , Greater London United Kingdom on Thursday, August 24, 2017

Released 6 yrs ago (8/24/2017 UTC) at -- Somewhere in London 🤷‍♀️ , Greater London United Kingdom

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Passed to my sister by hand whilst I was in London in August.

MY REVIEW:
An overall ok read, but at times I struggled to be interested in it.
It seemed to lack dimension and the number of characters at times overwhelming to keep up.
The ending is obviously the whole point of the book, but it seems to not be the forefront of the plot anywhere else in the book, and therefore it all just seemed a bit disjointed.

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