I Let You Go

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Before I Let You Go also zones in on addiction and the various health professionals, lawyers, hospital staff and mental health professional involved in combating this illness. Ruth Jones, author of Love Untold Heartrending and surprising, with an very believable protagonist, this is a tale of loss, grief, abuse and fractured relationships. The frank writing style, the here and now setting, combined with authentic relationships between the two sisters featured in this novel, makes Before I Let You Go a book I recommend many times over.

Escaping her marriage and past hurts, Jenna finds solace in an isolated and cold stone cottage in Penfach. The author has written a psychological thriller that may seem to point to certain apparent facts to some readers but turns things around as the story unfolds. I was wondering how Charlotte would follow her triumph of a debut, and my gosh, she has somehow delivered.

As the traffic started moving again, she leaned forward as though the movement would propel them forward faster. Staying in a remote cottage, the silence – in her head – is deafening as the past comes back to haunt her. Often we see drug users in this light and we forget that they are someone’s loved one, sister, daughter, mother or aunty.

The boy grins back and tips up his head to taste the rain; wet eyelashes forming dark clumps around his eyes. And as she kisses him and begs him to wake, the pool of yellow light that envelops them shrinks to a narrow beam; the car backs up the street. Now in paperback--the next blockbuster thriller for those who loved The Girl on the Train and Gone Girl . After 5-year-old Jacob’s tragic death, a mother loses everything while two Bristol detectives pledge to find the individual responsible for his death.Finally, when Annie’s baby girl enters the world, Rimmer helps us see how a new baby fits into the fold. Kelly Rimmer is an author who is unafraid to tackle a very topical and relevant issue in our current world climate, drug addiction. At the same time, the novel tracks the pair of Bristol police investigators trying to get to the bottom of this hit-and-run. The floor lies unseen beneath a carpet of broken clay; rounded halves of pots ending abruptly in angry jagged peaks. It’s too soon for me to release an official list of “2016’s Most-Anticipated Thrillers,” but I can promise you that when I do, I LET YOU GO will be making (and possibly topping) that list.

The garden isn’t large, but winter is on its way, and by the time I reach the other side I can’t feel my toes. Most police officers had one – it’s why you had to turn a blind eye to some of the jokes bandied about the canteen – but perhaps Kate was different. So elegantly written , flawlessly structured and with characters you care about from the very first page. Jenna continues to obstruct her past from Patrick, but one day two police officers knocking on the door of her sanctuary in Wales ensures that her awful secret must come to light.Fleeing to a hideaway in Wales, she is desperate to start afresh and put the past in a box never to be opened. If I Let You Go by Charlotte Levin is a deeply moving and gripping portrayal of a woman coming to terms with loss.