I Let You Go

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Sometimes when you read a book you just inherently know that it will remain by your side for a long time to come. Jenna is supported by side characters, such as the quirky community members of Penfach, who despite having a lesser role in the plot, appeared well formed. Clare Mackintosh's inside knowledge of police work illuminates this gripping - and moving - psychological thriller.

I made ten women, each with their own distinctive curves, their own bumps and scars and imperfections. You can tell a former detective has had a hand in this for the subtle nuances and unique insight into various places in the case. Weather like this makes everyone hurry; scurrying past on slippery pavements with chins buried into collars.It holds photos; addresses; important information I might one day need and hadn’t thought to save else- where. With the investigation hitting a dead end, despite the dedication and tireless work of Detective Inspector Ray Stevens and his team, the case is swept under the carpet, to make way for more high profile cases. I'm the author of I Let You Go, I See You, Let Me Lie and Hostage - page-turning thrillers that have sold more than two million copies across 40 countries, and hit bestseller lists including The Sunday Times and The New York Times. The ripples of the accident in the Fishponds area of the city, spread out and affect everyone of them. Every month you'll receive access to behind-the-scenes content, industry insights, exclusive giveaways, discounts and much more.

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I Let You Go, by Clare Mackintosh was published in Australia on the 12th May 2015 Little Brown Group via Hachette Australia. This develops into a continued relationship between the two of them where they do finally get married. We see the accident from the mother’s perspective—we witness her heartbreak, her worst nightmare come to life, and her inability to cope with her guilt at not being able to protect her son from this tragedy.

This book instantly became one my all-time favorite psychological thrillers—a must-read for readers of all genres. If you can't get I Let You Go out of your head, don't miss Clare Mackintosh's stunning new thrillers The Last Party and A Game of Lies, featuring the unforgettable DC Ffion Morgan.The child’s mother was sitting on a small sofa, her eyes fixed on the blue drawstring school bag clutched on her lap. The most wonderful characterisation in Janet - such a flawed, tormented, soulful creature that I could not help but root for. Ray and Kate have been investigating something which they found in Jenna's purse whilst she was in custody. The reason I didn’t rate a full 5stars is simply because before the first major plot twist I found the book to drag on a little.