had set them on course. The Burning Girls where a little easy to figure out but the rest I couldn't guess the outcomes.

I very much enjoyed all the characters. Jack was especially intriguing to follow. And raising a teenager gosh that brought back old memories. So of course they were all relatable and enjoyable to follow. Near the end the confessions didn't seem to stop. It was plot twist after plot twist. The ending felt a bit to open for me. Which I know it should be open but there could have been a little more intent on what Jacob would do next. All and all a solid spooky read.

"Who is the best on screen devil Al Pacino or Jack Nicholson?"
"Who says the Devil has to be a man?"30:T43e,4.5⭐️

This was a fast paced read that kept me thinking about what is going to happen! The end had a brilliant twist that left me astonished. Highly recommend this thriller!

The female protagonist is Jack a Vicar (reverend) that recently moved with her 15yo daughter to a new congregation in a small town. The prior Vicar of the Church, committed suicide, that miffed several townsfolk. Plus they had a history of disappearance/death in their town.
Jack recently finds out that someone close to her was released out of prison. Plus now her daughter and herself is having weird hallucinations of two burning girls. What does this mean to them?

Her daughter was being bullied and Jack tried to find out the perpetrators because her daughter would not tell her mom.

Jack then stumbles upon a vault in the Church and deep inside was a dead body. It’s hard to believe that there is a killer in this small sleepy town. Who did the body belong to and who is the killer?

Thank you #ballantine and #netgalley for a #gifted review copy.31:T646,It was fine. Kept my attention but not on the edge of my seat. Jack and her daughter are assigned to a new church after Jack is the scapegoat in an abuse turned deadly at her old church. When she moves to the new church everyone is givi

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