π π ±π Ύπ Ύπ Ί ππ Ύππ ππ ΄π π Έπ ΄π π π πππ π π πππ¦ππ£π£πππ₯ by Jessica Payne ββββ π¦π¬π‘π’π£π¦ππ¦ ππ‘ π£ππ’π§π’π¦ Today I'm sharing my thoughts on Make Me Disappear, as part of the book tour hosted by Bookouture. Thanks for my spot on the tour and for my copy of the book in exchange for an honest review. π π¬ π₯ππ©πππͺ I was surprised to find out this is the debut novel for Jessica Payne, as it could have been written by a much more seasoned author. Now, I hate the term βunputdownableβ, but here it works. The story is told from the perspectives of married couple Daniel and Noelle, which gives the book a βcat and mouseβ feel as you never quite know what will happen next, or which one catches the other out. Sure, it was a little far-fetched and occasionally bent the needle on my βSuspension Of Disbeliefβ meter, but it was entertaining and made for an enjoyable read. The characters were fully formed and easy to get along with. Even sinister, and a little strange, Daniel. I found myself routing for Noelle, but that by no means meant she had the upper hand throughout. On the contrary. The plot twists between who could gain the upper hand from chapter to chapter changed almost as much as the plot from a series of 24. 11:48:56... 57... 58... 59... Overall, this was pure escapism which Iβm happy to recommend to readers of physiological thrillers and contemporary fiction. I gave Make Me Disappear, by Jessica Payne, four stars. My blog with additional author and book info is live ππΆπ»πΈ πΆπ» ππΆπΌ #ad #gifted #makemedisappear #jessicapayne #bookouture #psychologicalthriller #mystery #booklover #bookstagrammers #johnsbookshelf #bookstabloggers #bookreader #blogtour #bookstagram #bibliophile #bookshelf #bookaddict #igreads #bookblog #readabook #johnsbookshelfblogs #bookaholic #fortheloveofbooks #goodreadschallenge2022 #bookpost #blogpost #johnsbookshelfreviews (at Southampton, England, U.K.) https://www.instagram.com/p/CdktG10rvkz/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
