Heather’s Bookshelf: If Shadows Could Tell
“If Shadows Could Tell” introduces Aurora Stellar, a young woman living in a small town in Montana, who finds herself in the middle of a bad day that does nothing but get worse. She accidentally crashes a funeral and then finds herself close to a woman who goes missing.
Overall, I enjoyed this mystery. The structure of the story was well done and kept the tale moving forward. I thought the flashback/alternative voice portions added suspense and intrigue. The first third of the story was a little slower than the rest, but provided a lot of introductions and characterization for the rest of the book. While I felt that I had a good handle on Aurora’s character by the end of the story, I thought the attention paid to Nicolas and his background was actually much more thorough and relatable. As Aurora was the lead character, I wish this would have been delved into a little more for her. The other ancillary characters could have also benefited from further development which would have enhanced the connection to the characters. The mystery itself was intriguing and the twist, while a little obvious, was intriguing. I enjoyed the end of the story and felt the epilogue tied everything together nicely.
I received a copy of this story in exchange of a fair and honest review.
OVERALL REVIEW:
An intriguing mystery and suspenseful story with a likeable though underdeveloped protagonist
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