Books by Louise Millar
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review 1: Some people they are cursed. Kate Parker sure does. Her mom and dad died in a car accident on the way home form Kate's wedding to her husband Hugo. Then Hugo was murdered in a horrible robbery. Kate is traumatized and she is so scared of everything that might happen so she me...
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review 1: I had no idea what I expected but it was not this. It hummed along as a thriller, building up the suspense, for about 4/5 of the book before taking a screeching turn into creepytown. I wasn't too fond of how the author just did an "info dump" at the very end (in the sense of "yes...
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review 1: Very believable and relatable for any mother struggling to combine work, childcare, relationships and friendships. And very plausible too in anonymous big cities and neighbourhoods with constantly changing populations. I wasn't sure whom to believe at first, but felt myself natur...
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review 1: The story was good but I did not like the Hannah character. She seemed a little overly whiney to me and I didn't blame her husband for how he felt about her during most of this book. Their marriage seemed to abruptly resolve is problems in a way that I didn't think was too believ...
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review 1: This was the first time I had heard of Louise Millar. I am always looking for new authors to try and found this at the library. I read it in one day. I was gripped from the start and could not put it down! The only thing I could fault this book on is there was no in-depth detail ...
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review 1: From the beginning, you know that the three main characters have deep, dark secrets. Callie, unmarried mother of Rae, has a rocky relationship with Rae's father and it has become worse since she made the decision to venture back into work outside her London suburb. Suzy, transp...