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An Ambush Of Widows by Jeff Abbott | Book Review

An Ambush Of Widows by Jeff Abbott is slightly outside of my comfort zone, but then I was also convinced to check this one out from attending a virtual event held by Forever and Grand Central Publishing. As far as thrillers which are not always my thing go, this was really good. I was immediately hooked. However, I did eventually lose some steam while reading and by the end was not quite as…

Mariah’s mom has been missing for the past year, but, she has never believed that her Mom would just up and leave her. So, when she thinks that she sees her Mom across a food court she starts really looking into her Mom’s case, and finds that it wasn’t just her Mom that disappeared recently. And, all the women’s names are Beth.

It was delightfully twisty and it pulled me in right away. I couldn’t read it fast enough once it hooked me. So, so complicated, and so good.

You may like this book If you Liked: The Widow by Fiona Barton, Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn, or Bring Me Back by B.A. Paris

INTERVIEW WITH JEFF ABBOTT

The Three Beths

Jeff Abbott

Grand Central Pub.

Oct 23, 2018

The Three Beths by Jeff Abbott is a psychological thriller that explores family dynamics. The story of missing loved ones grabs at the readers, sparking curiosity. Readers are drawn into the story, feeling empathy for the characters.

The plot unfolds with the touching thoughts of Mariah, “My mom would never leave me.” Beth Dunning,…

REVIEW OF THE THREE BETHS by JEFF ABBOTT

All Mariah Dunning wants is answers. What she has is an inexhaustible desire to learn the truth.

In THE THREE BETHS, Mariah Dunning’s mom Beth has disappeared from their upscale Texas neighborhood, sending ripples of tragedy through the Dunning family and sending their lives into a tailspin. Always the number one suspect of the local police, Mariah’s dad has been forced into being a hermit. Craig…

“Trust Me” by Jeff Abbott.

I’m reading this book and, so far, it is amazing. The book it’s interesting because when you think that scene it’s going to happen that certain way, the writer surprises you by writing the story totally different from the vulgar scripts that others writers do. The book is about a boy who trusts in his stepdad and the boy ends to work whit him thinking he (the boy) is doing the good, but in reality, he is doing the bad. Check it out, I totally recommend it.

Jeff Abbott’s BLAME Reviewed

Blame Jeff Abbott Grand Central Publishing July 18th, 2017 Blame by Jeff Abbott is a psychological thriller. The good news for fans is that he writes the plot with the same intensity as the Sam Capra novels. This stand-alone explores in a gripping fashion the “what if mystery” that happens after a car crash. Abbott noted Sam Capra is on a sabbatical and “is taking a well deserved time off. Before…