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Andrea's character is a much stronger one in Girl, Forgotten and I can see good things for her future.
Slaughter is the founder of the Save the Libraries project--a nonprofit organization established to support libraries and library programming. However, if you do choose to read Girl, Forgotten first then fret not, there is enough information and backstory present to partially fill the gaps. Nonetheless, this is a well-structured and enjoyable story that is well worth adding to your reading list. Now, I have to admit to not having enjoyed Pieces of her anywhere near as much as Girl, Forgotten and, as happens with books that I haven't really enjoyed, I could remember nothing of the plot of the first book. I found the narrator’s voice very boring at normal speed (it was sooo slow in some parts, perfect for putting me to sleep), so I had to speed up to match my reading.She is more confident and resilient than when she was still living above her mother’s garage, not sure what to do with her life. With the Judge succumbing to cancer, her husband severely disabled by a stroke, and Andrea detailed to guard them after the Judge received death threats, it seems like there's no better time to find out if her own father, Clay Morrow, is guilty of murdering Emily. I went into this book without any knowledge of whether I will like it or not, but I really enjoyed this gritty thriller. Andrea’s new partner, Catfish Bible, yes, that is his name-- well, Catfish is a nickname, was my favorite part of this book. Almost all of the side characters in Emily’s narrative were awful, hideous human beings, which made her narrative particularly difficult to read.
Emily Vaughn is getting ready for her prom night at Longbill Beach which should be the highlight of her year but she has a secret that will result in her death. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. The new case takes Andrea to Longbill Beach, Delaware, where her crazy dad, Clay (cult leader-now in prison), is originally from. Her mother, Laura, had hidden the fact that Andrea’s biological father was a psychopathic cult leader whom she had turned into the police. She and Catfish come across a harrowing young woman's suicide on a fava bean farm owned by Wexler, running a cult with female 'volunteers' that resemble walking corpses.There are some good twists, and while Emily’s case is resolved, I was left with a few unanswered questions. Andrea had struggled to find her place in the world since she found out two years prior that her parents were not who she thought they were. Andrea Oliver joins the us Marshall newly recruited with a partner named Bible,she investigates a case where her father could be involved,will she find the truth? While Emily is there, she wants to discover who killed the judge’s pregnant teenage daughter, Emily, while she was in high school. I think the jury is still out on that, and I would like to see more of a role for Laura, Gordon and Mike going forward, along with some newly introduced characters like “Catfish” Bible.
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