It's Not Her

It's Not Her

By:

Mary Kubica

Spice Scale
Number of books
1 Published
KU
❌
Audiobook
✅
Series Status
Complete
Interconnected
N/A
Overall Rating
Coming Soon

"Tantalizing, terrifying and all too real. I couldn't put it down."-Shari Lapena, New York Times bestselling author of She Didn't See It Coming The explosive new novel from the New York Times bestselling author of Local Woman Missing and She's Not Sorry, Mary Kubica Two families vacationing at a secluded lake resort are at the center of a chilling crime and mysterious disappearance in this twisty, unputdownable thriller A stunning discovery... Courtney Gray's tranquil family vacation is shattered when she hears a blood-curdling scream from the lakeside cottage next door. There she finds the lifeless bodies of her brother and sister-in-law. Her teenage niece Reese is nowhere to be found, while her nephew Wyatt lies asleep upstairs, unharmed. A shocking investigation... As the police descend on the quiet resort town, disturbing secrets about Courtney's family start to emerge. When she learns that the town has secrets of its own, it makes her wonder if Reese is another victim in a brutal crime or if she's the killer. A truth no one could have imagined ... As Courtney begins to unravel the terrible mystery, she realizes that everyone around her has something to hide. And the closer she gets to the truth, the harder it is to see...

Jamie’s review

Well, she got me! Mary got me. I love that I pointed to every single person in this book as the suspect and she still got me in the end. Very good. How do authors even think of this shit? 🤯

Courtney, her husband Elliott, and their daughter Cass are vacationing at a lake with her brother Nolan, sister in law Emily and their 3 children when Nolan and Emily are killed and their oldest daughter Reece goes missing.

Literally everyone is a suspect. So many twists and turns. There's one part that felt too far fetched but otherwise, I was on the edge of my seat the entire time. Legit mystery/thriller! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Well, she got me! Mary got me. I love that I pointed to every single person in this book as the suspect and she still got me in the end. Very good. How do authors even think of this shit? 🤯