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Vertel Me Geen Geheimen (2009)

by Julie Corbin(Favorite Author)

3.63 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Young Adult Fantasy & Science Fiction

publisher

House of Books

review 1: I loved this book. Would recommend for fans of Nicci French. If it's not already been dramatised (and if it has, I've missed it), then I'm wondering why not - it would fit perfectly in the Monday evening on ITV @ 9pm crime drama slot. I initially started it because of the location (Scotland) and length (it's quite a short audio book), but I got very immersed and was particularly drawn to the characterisation (the "heroine" is probably one of the characters in literature that I've rooted for most, whereas her "opposite" is one of the most odious literary characters).
review 2: I really liked this. It is a gripping novel about guilt, betrayal and family relationships, with a huge amount of suspense. The writing is straightforward and without pretension (hoor... moreay!). The story is well-plotted and, yes, it does revolve around the lead character's domestic situation, but that's part of its charm. The only small negative was one particular 'almost' sex scene (the one where she asks Euan when he was circumcised), which seemed oddly out of step with the rest of the book, especially when the other sex scenes are well written and relevant. Just a small point that but otherwise a fabulous first novel. Looking forward to reading more by this writer. less

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