It's a tangled web of mystery and intrigue in All the Dangerous Things - a psychological thriller that will make you question everything. But towards the end, there come two “big reveals” that are utterly out of the blue and didn’t make sense at all. Think of Iain Reid: he can bring all the spooky vibes without winding similes and melodramatic run-on sentences.

She isn't sleeping at all and she goes to different true crime conventions in the hope that she can get the word out about her son. Finally I got my hand on the audiobook, which I have been anticipating as more and more of my goodreads friends have read it. and the reason was because Isabelle wasn’t very likeable – nor were any of the other women for that matter. Slow-burning yet simmering with tension and suspense, ALL THE DANGEROUS THINGS is hypnotic, immersive, and emotionally-impactful—the kind of mystery you’ll sink into, not coming up for air until you’ve turned the final page. Playful and irreverent, spine-tingling and spooky, The September House puts a fresh spin on the classic haunted house story, delivering an immersive tale about the secrets lurking within one building’s walls, and within the lives of its inhabitants.

As they work together, she starts to see things from a different point of view and begins to doubt everything she thought about the kidnapping.

From heart-stopping suspense to spine-tingling surprise endings, this story will have you breathless from start to finish! Her repeated sleepwalking episodes were a mystery to her parents and troubling to her little sister, Margaret, who adored her big sister but was frightened by these behaviors.

Highly recommended for fans of Lisa Jewell’s THEN SHE WAS GONE and Jennifer Hillier’s LITTLE SECRETS, this is a 2023 mystery not to be missed. It's after speaking at an event dedicated to True crime that she meets True Crime Podcaster, Waylon Spencer. The past is mixing with the present as the complexity of human nature and motherhood is carefully interwoven into a tragic story. Willingham speaks the same literary language as the likes of Sandra Brown, Lisa Gardner and Lisa Scottoline and is heading down a path toward the same greatness they achieved. After one keynote speech she meets podcaster Waylon Spencer on the flight home and he offers his services.

What her first novel may have lacked in terms of the final 'whodunit' surprise (which was probably the only weak thing about it! She is determined to find him and bring him back home even though she slowly loses the thin line between reality and delusions which force her to take trip down memory lane to face the most tragic event of her childhood.ALL THE DANGEROUS THINGS is an excellent second novel from Willingham, well worth adding to your 2023 to-read list. All in all, except for the ending, this was too slow and too melodramatic and too whiny and too clichéd for me.

Hesitant at first, Isabelle eventually acquiesces to this request, figuring that as a True Crime devotee, Waylon has just as much incentive to help solve the case and bring Mason back. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. The story leaves you shell shocked more than once and the intricate unfolding of events leaves you clamoring to follow the bread crumbs.In hopes of jarring loose a new witness or buried clue, she agrees to be interviewed by a true-crime podcaster―but his interest in Isabelle's past makes her nervous.