Member Reviews
This original story had me intrigued from the start. I won’t give any spoilers but just say it’s a plot turned on its head and I had no idea where it was going until the reveal was made.
Yes I could be picky and ask questions as to how some of the stalking could have been as easy as it seemed but that didn’t spoil the reading just something I thought about after.
The book made me want the villains to win or at least the people/person I thought were the villains but don’t ask me why!
Overall it’s worthy of a five star rating… and I don’t give many of those generally.
This was the first book I have read from this author and it was a slow burner with some unlikeable characters. Premise sounded good but just something missing for me. Had some interesting twists which kept me reading.Would definitely give her next one a try. Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for the chance to review it
Alesha Dykema’s If She’s Found is a heart-wrenching yet utterly gripping psychological thriller that will resonate deeply with readers, especially parents. The story dives into every parent’s worst nightmare with emotional intensity, while delivering a series of twists and turns that keep you on the edge of your seat.
What sets this book apart is not just the story but the way it’s told. Dykema employs a unique narrative style that adds a fresh perspective to the genre. The writing is immersive, pulling readers into the characters’ emotional turmoil while maintaining the suspense that keeps the pages turning.
The buildup is perfectly paced, with each twist hitting harder than the last. The emotional weight of the story never feels overdone; instead, it heightens the stakes and deepens the connection to the characters. It’s a story that’s as devastating as it is riveting, making it impossible to put down.
If She’s Found is a standout thriller—emotionally charged, masterfully written, and filled with unexpected surprises. Alesha Dykema has crafted a must-read for fans of psychological suspense, delivering a story that lingers long after the final page.