All the Dangerous Things: The gripping new psychological thriller from the New York Times bestselling author of A Flicker in the Dark

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The chair screeches as I pull it out, and Roscoe ambles over to me at the noise, resting at my feet as I jab my fork into the pasta and spin.

It was interesting to be inside her head as she grappled with the loss of Mason and tried to make sense of it. I wouldn't describe this as being fast-paced, it was more of a steady pace with great tension throughout. Waylon allegedly goes to the police station to interview Detective Dozier, but Dozier visits Isabelle and questions her about the online article and her interactions with her neighbors. At 12, Chloe Davis—the protagonist of Willingham’s devastating debut—watched in horror as her father pleaded guilty to murdering six teenage girls from Breaux Bridge, La.Stacey Willingham has just proven with “back to back” impressive books that she will be an AUTO REQUEST author for me!

But alongside this, Isabelle is also turning her attention inwards, asking long-ignored questions about herself, her past, and what really happened all those years ago. It's after speaking at an event dedicated to True crime that she meets True Crime Podcaster, Waylon Spencer. I'm glad because "missing without a trace" is my favorite trope if done right, and this one had a good exposition and explanation.The influence of media in criminal investigations: The novel highlights the role that media, such as true-crime podcasts, can play in generating new leads and potentially uncovering new information in criminal investigations. I loved the author’s debut novel: “A flicker in the dark” but her newest book exceed my whole expectations and I loved this one even more than her first work!