Missing Molly

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In addition to the vast amounts of inaccuracies and vagueness, there were several jarring moments of unreality that pulled me completely from the book. If your best friend was dating the man who murdered your whole family, had never been caught and was still trying to kill you, would you, A) Tell your best friend?

She also insists she has no idea who Emily is, despite her image being plastered all over the media. You can believe he’s blacked out or something as he starts to bash Garrett’s head against the hard interior of the boat, over and over and over again until his head seeps blood and his body goes limp. In fact I couldn't put it down as page after page of secrets and lies Rachel and Molly intrigued me. I suppose if you've been running for your life since you were twelve years old, it's going to have an effect on you. However, another witness reported that he saw a man matching the stranger's description in the pond's parking lot just minutes before Bish arrived.

I started reading " Missing Molly" on my Kindle a few months ago but just finished it, mostly because I was losing interest and the writing is the best but once the story really picked up, my attention was peaked. He came along to slash Rini’s throat and run—presumably because the crime ringleaders know she’s working with the cops, or suspect she is because she was dating the guy who, unbeknownst to her, was a mole for the cops. This story should have been a lot more exciting than what is was, but the culprit is revealed very early in the piece so there is little, to no suspense. In the present day, Tony and Julien retrace their steps in Paris as they try and find out the whereabouts of a man who they believe to be involved with Oliver's disappearance. Rachel has a life now - a boyfriend she loves and a three-year-old daughter she adores - and she will do anything to protect them.

The woman is aloof, and sounds like she never really sees her husband, who’s always away on business.I liked that the plot wasn’t too far fetched and instead followed what really could have happened to someone in that situation.