Review: Don't Say A Word - Jennifer Jaynes

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Don't Say a Word (Strangers #3)

Review: Don't Say A Word - Book #3 Strangers Series - Jennifer Jaynes - May 2016




Scrolling through my kindle looking for something to sink my teeth into, I came across a Jennifer Jaynes book and decided to read it. I have to admit reading it did make me feel a little sad as the author died in sad circumstances a couple of years ago. This book begins with two twin sisters Zoe and Carrie wake up to blood everywhere in their home and their parents dead. The book then jumps to the girls being found and taken to a foster home where they meet Allie. Allie was raised by Bitty when her family was killed and now she lives with Bitty and her small son Sammy. During this time, Zoe and Carrie go through the stages of grief and secrets as Carrie has decided to stop talking and Zoe has started to attach herself obsessively to Allie but Sammy isn't happy about this as it's his mother, not hers. When more people end up murdered and Sammy injured, Allie realizes things aren't right with Zoe and that caring may put her in danger. If you love twisted thrillers and edgy mysteries, then you will love Jennifer Jaynes books as once you start, you won't be able to put them down and It will keep you guessing till the very last chapter.


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