Review: Strangers we Know - Elle Marr

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Review: Strangers we Know - Elle Marr - May 2022

With both parents now dead, Ivy has been searching for her biological family especially since she has also started to become ill and the doctors aren't sure exactly what is wrong with her. She hopes by finding her biological family, she can get some answers about her health and also learn about her family roots and history. Ivy takes a DNA test and submits it and waits for the results. I have always thought about taking the test and have one, but haven't yet submitted it. We don't know anything about my Dad's dads side so thought it would be interesting, but to be honest I don't know why I am stalling - possibly because there are still some unanswered questions about my birth as the story goes I was a result of a one night stand that turned into a proper 20-year marriage for my parents but what if that wasn't the story? In this book, as Ivy is waiting for the results, she is approached by an FBI agent who drops the bombshell that her DNA is a family match to the Full Moon Serial Killer- someone who has evaded police for years. Ivy gets one match, a cousin, and soon she finds herself flying to Rock Harbor to meet her and discovers that her mother's family is very prominent in the community. Also, the Full Moon Killer is still at large as the town is recently mourning another victim - this time an early childhood teacher. During her time, Ivy will learn about a cult called One Family in which members included her relatives, and also the connection people might be looking for in tying the Full Moon Serial Killer victims. Has Ivy gone too deep as she ends up uncovering old family secrets, murders, and not one but three serial killers? After all this, will Ivy find what she set out to look for - answers and her biological parents? Find out in this fast-paced thriller Strangers We Know by Elle Marr.


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