Mackintosh, Clare. I Let You Go. New York : Sphere,
2014.
Now a master of the genre of domestic, psychological thrillers, Clare Mackintosh's first foray into the field is perhaps one of her best. I Let You Go was where it all began, and is the best introduction to her work.
Everything changed in Jenna Gray’s life in an instant.
One day she was a happy mother, living a comfortable life in
the suburbs, and the next, her son was killed in a hit-and-run accident. Unable
to cope with the reality of what happened, Jenna flees her life and everything
she knew to take up residence on the coast of Wales. It’s there, in a run-down
shack with little to no heating, that she tries to heal, if something like that
is even possible.
While on her sabbatical, two determined policemen are still on
the case, trying to find the driver of the vehicle that killed Jacob. In a twisting
series of events that lead to shocking reveals, the killer is not who they
think – or what they expected.
With gasp-out-loud turns and an intricately plotted story
that is sure to stay with you long after you close the book, I Let You Go is
a masterful debut from one of the defining authors of the genre to date.
Interested in this book? Find out where to get it and more about the author below.
- Wollongong library: print
- Wollongong library: large print
- Add I Let You Go to your Goodreads shelf
- Check out Clare Mackintosh's Goodreads page.
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