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What Happened Next
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Expected 1 Apr 26“Hill takes things in surprising and inspired directions, and populates the action with remarkably well-shaded characters. This is an absolute treat.”
—Publishers Weekly (*starred review*)
“Taut and intense, this novel is sure to set every reader who picks it up on edge…What Happened Next is certainly one of Hill’s best works.”
—FirstCLUE
A young man investigating his father’s crimes is determined to uncover the truth in a gripping novel of suspense about family secrets, betrayal, and the weight of the past.
What do I remember about the murder on the lake?
Charlie Kilgore was too young to remember anything, really, about how events on the lake unfolded twenty-five years ago. He just knows what he’s been told: that his father stabbed a man to death, left Charlie’s mother critically wounded, and then disappeared, never to be seen again. Now Charlie believes there must be more to what happened.
Using the shards of the story he’s uncovered so far as the heart of a true crime podcast, Charlie returns to his hometown in the foothills of New Hampshire’s White Mountains. Old friends, family, authorities, and even collateral victims have moved on, and no one wants to dredge up what’s long forgotten. Except Charlie. He wants to know what could have transformed a quiet man into a monster. And what happened next.
But when Charlie starts asking questions of people with so much to hide, getting to the truth becomes dangerous. Because on this lake—in this family—the past isn’t dead and buried at all. In fact, it’s back with a vengeance.
—Publishers Weekly (*starred review*)
“Taut and intense, this novel is sure to set every reader who picks it up on edge…What Happened Next is certainly one of Hill’s best works.”
—FirstCLUE
A young man investigating his father’s crimes is determined to uncover the truth in a gripping novel of suspense about family secrets, betrayal, and the weight of the past.
What do I remember about the murder on the lake?
Charlie Kilgore was too young to remember anything, really, about how events on the lake unfolded twenty-five years ago. He just knows what he’s been told: that his father stabbed a man to death, left Charlie’s mother critically wounded, and then disappeared, never to be seen again. Now Charlie believes there must be more to what happened.
Using the shards of the story he’s uncovered so far as the heart of a true crime podcast, Charlie returns to his hometown in the foothills of New Hampshire’s White Mountains. Old friends, family, authorities, and even collateral victims have moved on, and no one wants to dredge up what’s long forgotten. Except Charlie. He wants to know what could have transformed a quiet man into a monster. And what happened next.
But when Charlie starts asking questions of people with so much to hide, getting to the truth becomes dangerous. Because on this lake—in this family—the past isn’t dead and buried at all. In fact, it’s back with a vengeance.
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292 pages, Kindle Edition
Expected publication April 1, 2026
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About the author
Edwin Hill
8 books741 followersEdwin Hill is the Edgar and Agatha Award–nominated author of the standalone thrillers What Happened Next, Who to Believe, and The Secrets We Share, and three mysteries featuring Harvard-librarian Hester Thursby Little Comfort, The Missing Ones, and Watch Her. He has been featured in Us Weekly magazine, received starred reviews in Publishers Weekly, Kirkus Reviews, Booklist, and Library Journal, and was recognized as one of Six Crime Writers to Watch in Mystery Scene magazine. Edwin lives in Roslindale, Massachusetts, with his partner, Michael, and his favorite reviewer, their Lab Edith Ann, who likes Edwin’s first drafts enough to eat them.
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January 24, 2026
This was my first publication by this author and I was gripped from the first chapter. Passing the early hours of morning reading the whole story as I wanted to see who was guilty and how Charlie’s character would develop.
When Charlie Kilmer has believed his father to be guilty of murdering a man 20+ years ago and leaving another woman seriously wounded from a knife attack before he vanishes without a trace, Charlie has always thought there must be more to this terrible tragedy but he doesn’t know what that may be….
Charlie is a podcast creator by profession and uses his skills to try and uncover what truly happened all those years ago.
When suspicious occurrences begin to happen leaving everyone in fear that a stalker is in their town the Police begin to question Charlie about his involvement as he seems to be the person always caught with the ‘wrong place wrong time’ scenario although he appears to be innocent and has time stamped recordings to prove his innocence.
But one night when he discovers things aren’t adding up correctly, the one thing he has always been told was impossible, was in fact true!
When Charlie Kilmer has believed his father to be guilty of murdering a man 20+ years ago and leaving another woman seriously wounded from a knife attack before he vanishes without a trace, Charlie has always thought there must be more to this terrible tragedy but he doesn’t know what that may be….
Charlie is a podcast creator by profession and uses his skills to try and uncover what truly happened all those years ago.
When suspicious occurrences begin to happen leaving everyone in fear that a stalker is in their town the Police begin to question Charlie about his involvement as he seems to be the person always caught with the ‘wrong place wrong time’ scenario although he appears to be innocent and has time stamped recordings to prove his innocence.
But one night when he discovers things aren’t adding up correctly, the one thing he has always been told was impossible, was in fact true!
October 17, 2025
Charlie was an infant who witnessed a terrible crime decades ago. His father killed a man, attacked his mom, and then disappeared. This is one of those stories where you just know the past crime didn’t happen like it’s always been believed. The question is what really went down and how easy it will be for Charlie to get the answers? He’s twenty-five now and returns home to ask questions (you know how that will go) and possibly create a podcast about the entire scenario. What could possibly go wrong?
You may have read stories like this before, but something about this one was different for me. Maybe it’s just the author’s writing, but I was immediately drawn in. The fact that Charlie is close friends with the daughter of the victim, even all these years later, was an interesting take. And there are many characters he comes across who were here at the time and could make either good suspects or good allies, but determining which isn’t so easy. I liked that he kept pushing and didn’t just blindly trust people close to him, like it often happens in stories like this.
I really enjoyed this book and will be checking out more by this author. I like his style and the way he provides a good, solid mystery to sink into.
You may have read stories like this before, but something about this one was different for me. Maybe it’s just the author’s writing, but I was immediately drawn in. The fact that Charlie is close friends with the daughter of the victim, even all these years later, was an interesting take. And there are many characters he comes across who were here at the time and could make either good suspects or good allies, but determining which isn’t so easy. I liked that he kept pushing and didn’t just blindly trust people close to him, like it often happens in stories like this.
I really enjoyed this book and will be checking out more by this author. I like his style and the way he provides a good, solid mystery to sink into.
October 28, 2025
I am a big Edwin Hill fan--I've liked everything I've read by him, and he will continue to be a must-read author for me. This novel, a stand-alone, has loads of elements that pulled me in: set in a lakefront community (and, indeed, a lake house is central to the plot); a murder from the narrator's history that he is back home to explore; the narrator's motivation, aside from it being his personal history--his father killed his mother's lover and almost killed her while he and his older brother escaped on their boat onto the lake--of potentially unraveling this mystery to create a podcast (I have no idea why I love books about podcasters!); and even a missing, murderous father whom the narrator seems to glimpse from time to time. It's really loaded.
Overall, I thought this was a solidly paced novel with really good plotting. The last 20% buzzed along as I tried to figure out who, in this motley cast of characters, might be guilty and who might be innocent. Also, I really like that Hill doesn't always pull his punches: characters aren't safe just because they seem central to the story lines so you really can't predict what will happen next (yeah, I see what I did there--it really wasn't intentional 😊).
Compared to other books I've read by Hill, this one seemed to be a bit slower with more telling than showing. I might be being a little unfair here; it's because I have so loved Hill's other works that I might be--in comparison--calling this one slower. He has just set the bar really high in general for me. Regardless, this is still a solid novel well worth reading. I look forward to whatever he puts out next.
Thank you to Netgalley, the publisher, and the author for an ARC of this book.
Overall, I thought this was a solidly paced novel with really good plotting. The last 20% buzzed along as I tried to figure out who, in this motley cast of characters, might be guilty and who might be innocent. Also, I really like that Hill doesn't always pull his punches: characters aren't safe just because they seem central to the story lines so you really can't predict what will happen next (yeah, I see what I did there--it really wasn't intentional 😊).
Compared to other books I've read by Hill, this one seemed to be a bit slower with more telling than showing. I might be being a little unfair here; it's because I have so loved Hill's other works that I might be--in comparison--calling this one slower. He has just set the bar really high in general for me. Regardless, this is still a solid novel well worth reading. I look forward to whatever he puts out next.
Thank you to Netgalley, the publisher, and the author for an ARC of this book.
Review of advance copy
Edwin Hill’s “What Happened Next” is murder / disappearance mystery set on fictional Hero Lake in the foothills of New Hampshire’s White Mountains. Well-written, it features interesting characters and relationships and a plot designed to gradually draw readers in and keep them guessing. It is being offered early on Amazon as part of its "First Reads" program.
26-year-old Charlie Kilgore grew up fatherless. That’s because, on a Memorial Day weekend shortly after Charlie’s birth, his father, Mark Kilgore, attacked his wife, Jane, and her lover, Isaac Haviland, with a knife, killing Isaac and leaving Jane scarred for life. Mark evaded capture by escaping into the White Mountains. Presumed to have died in a storm, or as the result of an encounter with an animal, he’s never been seen again.
From everything he’s heard, Charlie’s certain his father was “a monster.” He worries that whatever evil drove Mark to commit murder may also reside within him. A young journalist just beginning his career, Charlie’s also searching for his first podcast story. His editor thinks the events of 26 years ago could gain a substantial audience.
Charlie returns to the small town of Hero and his family’s lake house to see if there’s more to be learned about his father’s crime and the circumstances surrounding it. Turns out there is—much more—all of it involving Charlie’s family and friends and even their business associates, none of whom want to revisit the past, all of whom will have to confront that which has never been resolved. But first, they'll have to confront a whole new crime.
Author Edwin Hill has given us a “small town” story filled with likeable, or at least engaging, characters. Most of them have known each other for decades, presenting plenty of opportunities for secrets, conflicts, and surprising revelations. Each revelation raises new questions, which is what kept this reader, at least, turning the pages. The prose and dialogue are clear and enjoyable. The New Hampshire lake setting is well-employed and described.
Readers seeking a well-constructed, enjoyable mystery that includes elements of the psychological thriller and a goodly number of twists, turns, and surprises may well want to give “What Happened Next” a try.
26-year-old Charlie Kilgore grew up fatherless. That’s because, on a Memorial Day weekend shortly after Charlie’s birth, his father, Mark Kilgore, attacked his wife, Jane, and her lover, Isaac Haviland, with a knife, killing Isaac and leaving Jane scarred for life. Mark evaded capture by escaping into the White Mountains. Presumed to have died in a storm, or as the result of an encounter with an animal, he’s never been seen again.
From everything he’s heard, Charlie’s certain his father was “a monster.” He worries that whatever evil drove Mark to commit murder may also reside within him. A young journalist just beginning his career, Charlie’s also searching for his first podcast story. His editor thinks the events of 26 years ago could gain a substantial audience.
Charlie returns to the small town of Hero and his family’s lake house to see if there’s more to be learned about his father’s crime and the circumstances surrounding it. Turns out there is—much more—all of it involving Charlie’s family and friends and even their business associates, none of whom want to revisit the past, all of whom will have to confront that which has never been resolved. But first, they'll have to confront a whole new crime.
Author Edwin Hill has given us a “small town” story filled with likeable, or at least engaging, characters. Most of them have known each other for decades, presenting plenty of opportunities for secrets, conflicts, and surprising revelations. Each revelation raises new questions, which is what kept this reader, at least, turning the pages. The prose and dialogue are clear and enjoyable. The New Hampshire lake setting is well-employed and described.
Readers seeking a well-constructed, enjoyable mystery that includes elements of the psychological thriller and a goodly number of twists, turns, and surprises may well want to give “What Happened Next” a try.
November 17, 2025
3.75 stars
I've read a few books by this author, and I've consistently enjoyed them. The pacing and twists make this a consistently engaging (and wild) read. You, too, will be slapping a question mark on the end of that title and maybe even an exclamation point after that.
Charlie has a memorable childhood event when his dad murders his mom's lover and then leaves his mom for dead. Fortunately, she survives, as do her two small children (Charlie and his older brother). To the surprise of no one, the brothers have some resulting issues from this bizarre origin story. Charlie decides to deal with these issues in the most Gen Z way possible: a podcast. Yes. He's turning his family tragedy into a podcast. Guess how excited his friends, family, and small town contacts are about this!
Of course, this podcast initiates some challenging conversations and unexpected reveals. There are twists and turns, but most importantly, there's a great dog in the mix. Also, frequent references to the iconic _Harold and Maude_, which made me laugh every time. This book should absolutely come with a Cat Stevens heavy playlist.
There's a storyline that includes a character who is convinced that their experience as an actor on a crime solving show somehow gives them the chops to solve real crime, and most elements of that were a little out there for me, but that's easily forgiven by the many other parts of this that I enjoyed.
Overall, this is an engaging read, and I look forward to reading more from Hill.
*Special thanks to NetGalley and Thomas & Mercer for this arc, which I received in exchange for an honest review. The opinions expressed here are my own.
I've read a few books by this author, and I've consistently enjoyed them. The pacing and twists make this a consistently engaging (and wild) read. You, too, will be slapping a question mark on the end of that title and maybe even an exclamation point after that.
Charlie has a memorable childhood event when his dad murders his mom's lover and then leaves his mom for dead. Fortunately, she survives, as do her two small children (Charlie and his older brother). To the surprise of no one, the brothers have some resulting issues from this bizarre origin story. Charlie decides to deal with these issues in the most Gen Z way possible: a podcast. Yes. He's turning his family tragedy into a podcast. Guess how excited his friends, family, and small town contacts are about this!
Of course, this podcast initiates some challenging conversations and unexpected reveals. There are twists and turns, but most importantly, there's a great dog in the mix. Also, frequent references to the iconic _Harold and Maude_, which made me laugh every time. This book should absolutely come with a Cat Stevens heavy playlist.
There's a storyline that includes a character who is convinced that their experience as an actor on a crime solving show somehow gives them the chops to solve real crime, and most elements of that were a little out there for me, but that's easily forgiven by the many other parts of this that I enjoyed.
Overall, this is an engaging read, and I look forward to reading more from Hill.
*Special thanks to NetGalley and Thomas & Mercer for this arc, which I received in exchange for an honest review. The opinions expressed here are my own.
Review of advance copy received from Netgalley
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Charlie is nearly 14 years younger than his brother Reid when the first death occurs near their New Hampshire home.
Everyone seemed to have a grudge against the other people. Each person also seemed to have a few odd traits that made them float in and out like a lifeboat in a winter storm.
Because of the continuous intrigue conflict and character switching, I floundered at times to keep the storyline straight. The last ten chapters helped to pull it all together but I would have enjoyed a more contiguous construction. 4 stars – CE Williams
Many thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for providing me with the opportunity to read and review this book. Any opinion expressed here is my own. 3.5 stars
Charlie is nearly 14 years younger than his brother Reid when the first death occurs near their New Hampshire home.
Everyone seemed to have a grudge against the other people. Each person also seemed to have a few odd traits that made them float in and out like a lifeboat in a winter storm.
Because of the continuous intrigue conflict and character switching, I floundered at times to keep the storyline straight. The last ten chapters helped to pull it all together but I would have enjoyed a more contiguous construction. 4 stars – CE Williams
Many thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for providing me with the opportunity to read and review this book. Any opinion expressed here is my own. 3.5 stars
November 19, 2025
What happened next is a story about a small-town murder, Charlie's father murdered his mother's lover or so he think, he was too young to actually know what happened so now he decided to get to the bottom of this story by investigating it. On this journey, the truth will be revealed, friends will turn into enemies and secrets will be known.
I liked this book, it wasn't the best in terms of pacing, the first few chapters are a little bit boring but when it picks up, i couldn't put it down.
I really liked the characters and the setting for the mystery. The mystery was well done, I actually didn't predict who made what happened. So for me,it's a 4 stars book.
I want to thank NetGalley, the author and the publisher for sending me this ARC copy in exchange for an honest review.
I liked this book, it wasn't the best in terms of pacing, the first few chapters are a little bit boring but when it picks up, i couldn't put it down.
I really liked the characters and the setting for the mystery. The mystery was well done, I actually didn't predict who made what happened. So for me,it's a 4 stars book.
I want to thank NetGalley, the author and the publisher for sending me this ARC copy in exchange for an honest review.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
November 29, 2025
This book drew me in right from the beginning and I couldn't put it down!
The main character in this story is Charlie. His childhood started with a major event; his father murdering his mother's lover and leaving his mother for dead-or so he thought. Returning to his hometown with the hopes of creating a podcast about this event causes Charlie to question everything. Interviews with friends and family unravel a web of secrets that many around Charlie have kept for 25 years.
This was a great thriller and it kept me guessing from beginning to end. I will certainly be looking for more books from this author.
Thank you to NetGalley, Thomas&Mercer, and Edwin Hill for this ARC in exchange for my honest opinion.
The main character in this story is Charlie. His childhood started with a major event; his father murdering his mother's lover and leaving his mother for dead-or so he thought. Returning to his hometown with the hopes of creating a podcast about this event causes Charlie to question everything. Interviews with friends and family unravel a web of secrets that many around Charlie have kept for 25 years.
This was a great thriller and it kept me guessing from beginning to end. I will certainly be looking for more books from this author.
Thank you to NetGalley, Thomas&Mercer, and Edwin Hill for this ARC in exchange for my honest opinion.
October 24, 2025
4.5 stars
A child from a family with a traumatic past, naive Charlie tries to boost his journalistic career by starting a podcast to uncover the truth about the fateful day. And annoys his entire family, and the town, with the prospect.
As people start dying again, what has Charlie resurfaced? And what will they do to keep the past hidden?
Main characters as podcasters has turned into a complete cliche but in What Happened Next, the story of Charlie and his cagey family was so compelling, I forgot all my misgivings.
About greed, ambition and love (both toxic and sacrificial), WHN is an engrossing thrilling read.
A child from a family with a traumatic past, naive Charlie tries to boost his journalistic career by starting a podcast to uncover the truth about the fateful day. And annoys his entire family, and the town, with the prospect.
As people start dying again, what has Charlie resurfaced? And what will they do to keep the past hidden?
Main characters as podcasters has turned into a complete cliche but in What Happened Next, the story of Charlie and his cagey family was so compelling, I forgot all my misgivings.
About greed, ambition and love (both toxic and sacrificial), WHN is an engrossing thrilling read.
December 1, 2025
First, let me say I just love Edwin Hill's books. I find that they go super fast and always keep me wanting to read just one more chapter at night. I am always excited when he says he is coming out with a new book and when I heard about THIS one, I thought the premise was so interesting! I don't like to write too much of a synopsis, because you can get that in a lot of different places, but in a nutshell, Charlie and his family went through a tragic event when he was just an infant, and now later in his adult life, he wants to make a podcast about the past and what happened. Unfortunately, Charlie's mother and others aren't thrilled with Charlie bringing up the past and someone doesn't want it exposed at all. With the help of his friend, Seton and a newly developed relationship, Charlie races toward the truth at a breakneck pace, but maybe, just maybe, he will face a story that he was never told.
I thought this was a great premise and really enjoyed finding out "what happened next." I was surprised who the main person was involved in the past event, and that's always a good thing. I am usually underwhelmed or figure it out too fast. Not the case in this one. I really enjoyed it. There were some characters in there that I didn't care for, but that's just me. Overall, it is a good mystery set in tranquil, peaceful location. I appreciate the copy from NetGalley, No review is required. Grab your copy early 2026.
I thought this was a great premise and really enjoyed finding out "what happened next." I was surprised who the main person was involved in the past event, and that's always a good thing. I am usually underwhelmed or figure it out too fast. Not the case in this one. I really enjoyed it. There were some characters in there that I didn't care for, but that's just me. Overall, it is a good mystery set in tranquil, peaceful location. I appreciate the copy from NetGalley, No review is required. Grab your copy early 2026.
Review of advance copy received from Netgalley
I’m new to Edwin Hill’s books, though he caught my eye because he shares a name with my great-grandfather. It’s kind of weird!
I love mysteries starring podcasters. This one follows Charlie, who returns to his New Hampshire hometown to investigate a 25-year-old family tragedy via true crime podcast.
I struggled to get pulled into the story, especially in the first half. The writing felt like it kept me at arm's length. The second half moved faster, and the ending was exciting. It was a good story, you just have to work at it a little; it’s not an effortless reading experience.
I love mysteries starring podcasters. This one follows Charlie, who returns to his New Hampshire hometown to investigate a 25-year-old family tragedy via true crime podcast.
I struggled to get pulled into the story, especially in the first half. The writing felt like it kept me at arm's length. The second half moved faster, and the ending was exciting. It was a good story, you just have to work at it a little; it’s not an effortless reading experience.
December 21, 2025
This was my first read from this author, and I really enjoyed it. The writing has great flow, the dialogue feels natural, and I liked all of the characters. With mystery layered upon mystery, this was a true page-turner. I added a few other of his novels to my TBR list!
Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC.
Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC.
Review of advance copy received from Netgalley
This book felt like it was dragging on at certain times and I just didn’t care much for the story. There were a lot of characters with different connections and it got kind of confusing to keep them all straight.
Thank you NetGalley and Thomas & Mercer for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.
Thank you NetGalley and Thomas & Mercer for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.
Review of advance copy received from Author
Edwin Hill doesn't miss as a mystery writer, and WHAT COMES NEXT won't disappoint his long-time readers or newcomers. The twists and turns will keep you guessing and turning pages, but where Hill really excels is with his characters, who are both unforgettable and unpredictable. This is a classic mystery written by an outstanding novelist and is not to be missed.
Review of advance copy received from Netgalley
i found that it took until about the 50% mark to get into the book. during the first 50%, it felt like there was so much being told but nothing was actually happening. in the end, it all came together but it felt like the main plot of the book was abandoned for most of the book and was only talked about at the very end during the reveal.
2.75 ⭐️
2.75 ⭐️
Review of advance copy
I enjoyed how it wasn’t easy to predict the story and it kept me on the edge of my seat waiting to see what happened next. I really enjoy a good mystery and this was definitely a mystery! I really enjoyed how many people were interconnected to what happened all those years ago. It was well written and loved the story!
October 6, 2025
Fantastic thriller, had my interest within the first few chapters, fast paced, full of Suspense, deception and twusts i didn't see coming at all. Throughly enjoyed this and will recommend this book to other thrill seekers
Review of advance copy received from Netgalley
Edwin Hill is always a MUST-READ for me, and his books go to the top of my TBR pile. What Happened Next has the perfect mix of suspense and surprise that will keep readers up way past their bedtimes, unable to put the book down. Can't wait to see what he writes next!
March 3, 2026
Thank you to netgalley for providing me with an advanced copy of this book. This book was very fast paced. It kept me guessing from start to finish. The writing was well done. The characters made me want to know more about them.
Review of advance copy received from Publisher
Engaging crime procedural involving events 25 years apart. It is fast paced. The story unfolds as the characters experience the narrative. What if everything you had been told about your life was not true.
Review of advance copy received from Netgalley
well written intelligent and with depth 4.5
March 4, 2026
Excellent book. Fast paced with lots of twists and turn. I had a hard time putting this book down.
Review of advance copy received from Netgalley
Edwin Hill’s “What Happened Next” is the first book I read of his. Set in New Hampshire, Charlie Kilgore returns to his family’s lake house to do a true crime podcast. He’s decided to cover a crime that occurred 25 years before, when he was a baby.
Charlie’s father supposedly killed a man, wounded his mother, and he was protected by his big brother. His father disappeared and has been presumed dead, but Charlie’s not sure. Either way, he’d like to understand what caused his father to do what he supposedly did.
I liked the banter Charlie had with some of the other characters. I enjoyed the flow of the plot. There were a couple things that seemed a little far-fetched, but I did appreciate how things were resolved.
Overall, I recommend this book. Thank you to the publisher and NetGalley for my ARC.
Charlie’s father supposedly killed a man, wounded his mother, and he was protected by his big brother. His father disappeared and has been presumed dead, but Charlie’s not sure. Either way, he’d like to understand what caused his father to do what he supposedly did.
I liked the banter Charlie had with some of the other characters. I enjoyed the flow of the plot. There were a couple things that seemed a little far-fetched, but I did appreciate how things were resolved.
Overall, I recommend this book. Thank you to the publisher and NetGalley for my ARC.
December 29, 2025
Charlie has a memorable childhood event when his father murders his mother's lover and then leaves his mom for dead. Charlie’s mother survives, as do her two small children, Reid and Charlie. Charlie decides to make a podcast to detail all the new information he receives when he goes back to his hometown to find out what really happened. The truth will be revealed, friends will turn into enemies and secrets will be known.
I enjoyed unraveling how all the characters were connected.
Every time I thought I had it figured out I was completely wrong.
This is the first book I have read by Edwin Hill. I liked this book, but the first few chapters are a little bit boring but when it picks up, I couldn't put it down.
I enjoyed unraveling how all the characters were connected.
Every time I thought I had it figured out I was completely wrong.
This is the first book I have read by Edwin Hill. I liked this book, but the first few chapters are a little bit boring but when it picks up, I couldn't put it down.
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