Review : Hush - Nicole Hart

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Hush


Review: Hush - Nicole Hart - October 2017

This book started off as your usual dark fiction novel and edgy book with a poor-ish family whose stepfather Duane is abusive. I have to admit that the mother in this book annoyed me as seriously Duane abused her and then she cries when he's not here. She suffered from Battered Women's Syndrome and also a bit of Stockholm Syndrome. The book starts with the family and the main character Rachael at 14 years old and suffering the abuse from her stepfather. She also had her first boyfriend Jackson who also came from an abusive family. During this time, Duane ended up in an accident. Then the novel jumps 12 years into the future and Rachael is now 26 years old, and she is married to Jackson. He has turned similar to his father and become a drunk. During this time, there is a murderer about, and Rachael notices that the young teens that were murdered are younger versions of herself and Jackson. She believes that Duane is coming back to get his revenge. Is Duane back out and killing to get closer to Rachael? Or is someone else killing to mess with Rachael's mind and if so, Why? I have to admit I didn't see the twist coming at the end and personally when all was revealed I felt a little letdown with the book as I was like seriously, what reason. If you want a dark romantic suspense with a hint of murder, then check out Hush by Nicole Hart.

Goodreads Link : https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36240236-hush?ac=1&from_search=true



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