PRETTY LITTLE THINGS

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T.M.E. Walsh has a way with words and helping to visualize a scene. Something's I maybe didn’t want to visualize though. YIKES. I liked the story a lot. It starts out fantastic and even though I am not a mom, I can certainly relate to Charlotte. You feel her despair and her desperation. I couldn’t imagine a serial killer being loose in my town. She is desperate to keep her daughter safe and along the way she does lose it a little but what loving mom wouldn’t? What mom doesn’t want to keep her daughter safe?

Welcome to our world. We’re PrettyLittleThing; the brand taking over your social media feeds with our killer looks and next-level aesthetic that’ll have you double tapping.and yeah, i brought a bunch of personal shit into this review. but this book infuriated me to my very soul, my very core, that i had no choice. i'm not going to shut up about my illnesses, and i'm not going to be ashamed of them even though the entire media and books like this want me to be. i'm not going to stop calling out SHIT like this. Spring: Celebrate Valentine's Day with 25% off date night outfits, and up to 30% off new season pieces. The preacher laughed. “Yes! Because they were men. And because they were men, they were weak to the ways of women! To the smell of a woman and the taste of a woman and the feel of a woman!” Walsh writes a compelling piece of crime with fascinating characters, and the plotting is done with an almost criminal air of nonchalance. With a kind of cheeky disregard for what the reader might have been expecting, which is incredibly clever from a plot perspective. Seated in front of the living room TV in his worn, comfortable La-Z-Boy, the man nodded along with the church audience, watching the drama unfold on his television screen as though he had not already seen this video a hundred times before.

One character who I would have liked to have learnt more about is DI Madeleine Wood, who is the officer in charge of the case. I enjoyed the scenes which featured her, so I’m hoping that she may return in a future book. But primarily this story is Claire’s and it is definitely more of a psychological thriller than a police procedural.

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I felt sorry for Charlotte who was obviously suffering from PTSD, However I did not like her. She was very insecure and on the brink of hysteria, I could understand why she wanted to protect Elle but she could not see her behaviour was alienating Elle. I liked Madeleine and her team, I hope if there is another book we find out more about her personal life.