writerrhiannon 's review for:

What We've Lost is Nothing by Rachel Louise Snyder

3.0

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My suburban neighborhood had a string of break-ins last autumn where the burglars were knocking on front doors and when no one answered they would break into the house from a back door or window (often unlocked,) open garage from inside the house, pull car into garage and load their vehicle with whatever they wanted. So when I read the description, my interest was piqued. Add to the shock of the middle of the day burglaries finger pointing and underlying racism of a community in transition and you are set for a combustible mix. What We've Lost is Nothing is a great novel for character studies. Snyder flushes out the suspicions that lie just below the surface among neighbors. This book would be a good book club choice and I'd like to hear from anyone else who has read it because I have a couple questions myself but won't post here for fear of spoilers.

** I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review **

Read my entire review here: http://www.ivoryowlreviews.blogspot.com/2014/02/what-weve-lost-is-nothing.html