Thank you to NetGalley and Thomas & Mercer for the ARC – This is my honest review.Ģ stars for me since I ended up skimming most of it as it did not hold my attentionģ stars by the NetGalley rating guide ( ) I had high hopes reading the book description but the story did not work for me, I did not like the characters and the plot required suspending belief in more than one instance.

I have to say this was NOT a book I enjoyed or invested time reading word for word but do have a feeling some will love it. From then on it was a sleuthing by Holly to find Vivian with flashbacks to their crushing childhood and strange parents then throw in their horrible relationships with husbands and some other tidbits that finally (I skimmed the middle) lead to a conclusion that may have ended with one or two characters coming out sort of okay or with the potential to be okay in the future. … ( more)Ĭonvoluted, confusing, and rather chaotic tale of a crazy call from an older sister saying she was in danger and to come immediately during the storm…and when the younger sister arrived only an empty car and a bracelet remained. Or is it something more sinister? As Holly follows Vivian's trail, she can't shake the feeling that someone might be following her. Maybe Vivian has reasons for wanting to disappear from her well-to-do life. She's untangling clues in their mother's diary and discovering secrets from her sister's private world that are casting a dangerous shadow. In her relentless search for the answers, Holly is reading between the lines in Vivian's journals. Decades later, Holly is reminded of their childhood games.

It was a reprieve from the mental abuses of their parents, psychology professors who raised the siblings as if it were research. Holly and Vivian used to play hide-and-seek as children. But when Holly arrives at a Long Island marina, there's only her sister's abandoned car. During a superstorm, Holly Boswell receives a panicked call from her sister, Vivian: Come get me.There's somebody coming.

Into the Sound by Cara Reinard