Wrong Place Wrong Time: Can you stop a murder after it's already happened? THE SUNDAY TIMES THRILLER OF THE YEAR AND REESE’S BOOK CLUB PICK 2022

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Even though I figured out what was going on long before it was revealed, the story was fast paced and kept me intrigued. I think I was just getting worn out with the jumping timelines and background details (a little too much happening). Beginning about a third of the way in, each resulted in just enough of a shift to the storyline that I could no longer guess what was to come (and I definitely didn’t anticipate any of them).

If I was given a chance to go back in time and change the future, I never thought I would but this really makes me second guess that. To do that she has to go far, far back in time, getting to the roots of her most important relationships. For all ebook purchases, you will be prompted to create an account or login with your existing HarperCollins username and password. In fact it’s the day before, the crime hasn’t even happened and he has no idea what she’s talking about. And Jen realizes that somewhere in the past lies the trigger for Todd’s terrible crime…and it is her mission to find it, and prevent it from taking place.I’ve read lots that have flicked between past and present so this was totally unique and it works incredibly well. My high score for this is because it was such a delightful surprise, being far more cerebral than I anticipated. I did figure out part of the twist, but it may not be as obvious to those who are new to this genre. Overall, this book will have you questioning the choices you make and their unintended consequences. Before she could take it all in and make sense of what is happening , her son gets charged for murder.

E non lo apparenterei neppure con le storie che fanno rivivere giorni e situazioni ancora e di nuovo: in questo caso penso soprattutto a Groundog Day – Ricomincio da capo e a Edge of Tomorrow – Senza domani, quest’ultimo tratto da un romanzo di Hiroshi Sakurazaka. The premise is that a mother/lawyer witnesses her 18-year-old son murder a man in the front of their home. She goes to sleep distraught and in despair, only to wake up to find its the day before the horrifying events. Solo che quando il ragazzo arriva, prima che raggiunga il vialetto, si vede un uomo avvicinarsi diretto verso il giovane.I think it will take me a while to recover from this one as it left me with a seriously good book hangover. This will be a great choice for those who want to read a different type of thriller written in an engaging manner. E soprattutto non riesce a impedire che Todd, suo figlio, estragga un coltello e pugnali tre volte a morte l’uomo. Jen finds herself living her worst nightmare when her teenage son, Todd, finds himself arrested for murdering a complete stranger.

After all, when she wakes up again, everything she does, and every conversation she had the day before is erased. The central characters of Jen, son Todd and husband Kelly are very good and because you grow to like them so much (especially Todd) you go on an emotional journey with Jen as she beats herself up with maternal guilt but so much love for her son. On the one hand, the narrator is fabulous and does a wonderful job inflecting various voices for the differing characters; on the other, it made it more difficult to keep up with the jumping timeline and easier to zone out on the more repetitive parts.

After he is arrested and taken to the police station that night, Jen goes to sleep and wakes up the next morning, which is the day before the murder.