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A review by dana_reads_travels
Ladykiller by Katherine Wood
4.0
Thank you to the publisher for a free copy of this upcoming new release.
Katherine Wood spun quite the story here. Gia and Abby have been friends since they were teenagers. Abby's mom worked for Gia's dad, but supported Abby in her raising After a traumatic event when they are 18, Gia and Abby's friendship changes. Years later, Gia wants Abby to fly to Sweden for her birthday. However, when she gets there Gia is not.
Told in alternating perspectives- Abby's and Gia's through a manuscript she is writing-- we slowly find out what happened to Gia during recent events. I found Gia's manuscript to be a tad more interesting than Abby's perspective. I enjoyed the plot overall, and liked the ending for the most part.
Definitely recommend this fast paced suspense novel.
Katherine Wood spun quite the story here. Gia and Abby have been friends since they were teenagers. Abby's mom worked for Gia's dad, but supported Abby in her raising After a traumatic event when they are 18, Gia and Abby's friendship changes. Years later, Gia wants Abby to fly to Sweden for her birthday. However, when she gets there Gia is not.
Told in alternating perspectives- Abby's and Gia's through a manuscript she is writing-- we slowly find out what happened to Gia during recent events. I found Gia's manuscript to be a tad more interesting than Abby's perspective. I enjoyed the plot overall, and liked the ending for the most part.
Definitely recommend this fast paced suspense novel.