Good as Gone by Amy Gentry
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Thirteen year old Julie is abducted from her bedroom, witnessed by her younger sister Jane. Eight years later, she shows up again at her family’s doorstep. Her family is relieved to have her back, but her mother has doubts that this is really Julie.
The above is a great premise for a thriller and Amy Gentry executes it brilliantly. As the layers of the story peel backward we find out who it really is who is standing on the doorstep and all that really happened to Julie. There are many surprises along the way and the writing is good.
Fans of Chevy Stevens and Gillian Flynn will love this book.
Thank you, Netgalley and Houghton Mifflin Harcourt for the e-review copy of this book.
