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sarah_thebooknerd 's review for:
Dear Child
by Romy Hausmann
dark
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
Complicated
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
Reading Around the World: Germany
This thriller is told from the perspective of 3 POVs.
1. a Father, Mattias whose daughter went missing 13 years ago when she was 21.
2. A 13 year old little girl, Hannah who is autistic
3. A women who is hit by a car escaping who goes by Lena from her captive but her name is Jasmine.
The narration was really great each character had a different narrator and all of them did a great job.
I liked the twist and did not see it coming. I think the ending left me sitting and wondering and I think that is great. The middle parts some of it was predictable and we have seen done before with thrillers but overall it was entertaining and kept me wanting to know how it would end.
CW: sexual assaults', kidnapping, captivity, murder, death of a child, injury, car accident, medical content
This thriller is told from the perspective of 3 POVs.
1. a Father, Mattias whose daughter went missing 13 years ago when she was 21.
2. A 13 year old little girl, Hannah who is autistic
3. A women who is hit by a car escaping who goes by Lena from her captive but her name is Jasmine.
The narration was really great each character had a different narrator and all of them did a great job.
I liked the twist and did not see it coming. I think the ending left me sitting and wondering and I think that is great. The middle parts some of it was predictable and we have seen done before with thrillers but overall it was entertaining and kept me wanting to know how it would end.
CW: sexual assaults', kidnapping, captivity, murder, death of a child, injury, car accident, medical content