Review: The Three Deaths of Willa Stannard - Kate Robards

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Review: The Three Deaths of Willa Stannard - Kate Robards - June 2023

After reading three print books off my bookshelf, I decided to go for an ebook in bed and read The Three Deaths of Willa Stannard as the first one I tried ended up being a DNF. The book starts with Willa Stannard who was once at the top of her field in journalism and had the world in her hands until she had a panic attack on air, and then her career came tumbling down. During this time away from work, she decided to work on a story about a baby who went missing twenty-six years ago from a small town called Melody Wynne. When Melody was 18 months old, she was kidnapped and vanished without a trace. Nobody knew where she had gone and who was responsible, though there were two suspects. In the present time Willa has just committed suicide and now Sawyer her younger sister, knows things aren't quite correct as her strong sister wouldn't just commit suicide. She is convinced foul play is the cause. Trying to discover the truth, Sawyer picks up Willa's story and heads to the small town and continues to find out the truth about what happened to Melody and Willa. As Sawyer does her research, she learns that her own family lived not that far from the Wynnes and disappeared shortly after the abduction of Melody. Was Claudia protecting her children from danger or is there a deeper reason? In doing so, will Sawyer also learn the truth about Willa's father and her birth and uncover a Pandora's box filled with dark and twisted secrets? Find out in this psychological family thriller - The Three Deaths of Willa Stannard by Kate Robards.



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