Review: Zero Days - Ruth Ware

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Review: Zero Days - Ruth Ware - June 2023

For me personally, when it comes to Ruth Ware's books - she is a hit/miss author. Before reading this book, I had tried six of her titles three I enjoyed and three were DNFS. This now puts her hits in the lead and the funny thing is with the books I have enjoyed, they have been really good reads. This one first grabbed me with the blurb as it talked not only about Agatha Christie and the movie Mr. and Mrs. Smith, which is one of my favourite films with Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. In Zero Days, Jack Stone and her husband Gabe work as what is known as Penetration testers. Gabe does the computing side and Jack - does the action side and people side. They are hired to test the company's security. On the night of their latest job, everything goes wrong with Jack and she finds herself - stuck at the police station. She rings home and no one answers, this feels odd. When she arrives home, her whole life comes crashing to a halt as she finds her husband dead and Jack is now the prime suspect. Someone has gone to a great deal of complexity to make Jack look like she murdered her husband. Now with only a week to find out who killed her husband as the police aren't looking elsewhere, Jack must look at the clues and present them with another suspect. What happens though when the suspect is closer to her home base than she realizes and if she's not careful - she might either find herself not only behind bars or worst - murdered like her husband. If you love action and adventure and books like The Bourne Series by Robert Ludlum, then you will enjoy Zero Days by Ruth Ware.


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