Review: The Night it Ended - Katie Garner

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Review: The Night It Ended - Katie Garner - June 2023

Even though it's been a couple of weeks since I read this book, it's still a weird read which makes the review harder to type. The book started as a thriller where we meet the good doctor Madeline Pine. She is a well-known psychiatrist. We get the impression that she is having some family issues and her husband and daughter have gone away for Christmas. Again, we have a feeling it is about drugs - but we don't know. Madeline gets a phone call from a Private Investigator Matt. A young girl has been found dead on the campus of a boarding school. This isn't an ordinary boarding school and we learn some of the girls have challenges. As it's Christmas break, a few are still on campus and Madeline has been tasked to interview them to find out what happened to Charley and how she ended up dead in the snow wearing hardly any clothes and no shoes. Was she murdered or was it an accident? We know someone at the school is hiding something and the overall book is about how far will people go to protect the ones they love, sometimes even kill - especially when the things they want most in the world hang in the balance of being ripped away from them forever. This book also had a very surprising twist that makes you then want to go back and see if you missed any clues and also try to connect the dots to what you have just read as when I read the last chapter it was like OMG!!!!! How ....... If you are on the lookout for a good dark academia thriller, then The Night It Ended by Katie Garner is the read for you.

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