Quiet in Her Bones
Nalini Singh
Reviewed by Helen
This was a compelling story for me, it really had my mind jumping from one thought to another, it is set in New Zealand and tells the story of Nina Rai and her son Aarav, Nina went missing ten years ago without a trace and there is 250 million dollars missing, did she run from her toxic marriage and leave her sixteen year old son or was there foul play?
Aarav is now twenty six and a best- selling author living in Auckland but after a car accident he is back in his old home with his father, step-mother and half-sister while he recuperates, then out of the blue a green jaguar with bones is found in the forest five minutes from their home, his mother has been found, now he is determined to find out who killed her.
Aarav is having issues after the car accident and there are many people who could have done this to his mother who live in this wealthy community the cul-de-sac is gated and the occupants are privileged and all have secrets but Aarav is having trouble with his memory but is determined to get the answers to his questions.
Aarav thinks of himself as a psychopath and there seems to be a lot of missing memory from the time he last heard his mother scream that fateful night, his story turns in many directions and leads me and himself on different paths but finally the truth comes out and I was shocked, This is a really good story one that had me turning the pages, I do highly recommend this one, Nalini Singh is a fabulous story teller.
Aarav is now twenty six and a best- selling author living in Auckland but after a car accident he is back in his old home with his father, step-mother and half-sister while he recuperates, then out of the blue a green jaguar with bones is found in the forest five minutes from their home, his mother has been found, now he is determined to find out who killed her.
Aarav is having issues after the car accident and there are many people who could have done this to his mother who live in this wealthy community the cul-de-sac is gated and the occupants are privileged and all have secrets but Aarav is having trouble with his memory but is determined to get the answers to his questions.
Aarav thinks of himself as a psychopath and there seems to be a lot of missing memory from the time he last heard his mother scream that fateful night, his story turns in many directions and leads me and himself on different paths but finally the truth comes out and I was shocked, This is a really good story one that had me turning the pages, I do highly recommend this one, Nalini Singh is a fabulous story teller.
4 stars
February 23, 2021 by Berkley
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