The Safe Place

taylor_hetherington shared a tip "What seemed like the perfect getaway, slowly became Emily’s worst nightmare. Who wouldn’t want to be living in France, in your own house, surrounded by the ocean and a pool? I felt the last 4 chapters were all action pact and when everything unfolded. The beginning of the book was great as it unfolded Emily’s character and her vulnerability. Did I think we needed Scott’s perspective? No. Once we find out the depth of who Aurelia is- that is when I started getting very intrigued and could not put the book down. I felt when the mystery began to unravel, it was extremely slow. BUT in my opinion this book was not predictable. Definitely recommend this book to anyone looking to read a mysterious/creepy read!"

wendy_carela shared a tip "Finished this book in a week, couldn’t put it down. Really enjoyed how it kept me wondering if something would happened at the flip of a page, but you turn the page and it’s like “ha, gotcha!…not yet” loved how the author explained certain things, made me feel a bit afraid, as if I was in the scenario. I wasn’t a huge fan of the ending, but wish it hadn’t been described the way it was. But I still highly recommend it."

christina_badus shared a tip "Travel to paradise by reading this book! Even doing yard work sounded lovely. The writing is ever engaging with enough description to taste the food and smell the ocean breeze. On top of all of the beauty this book has to offer there are hidden unwarranted sick feelings left in your gut that you don’t know why they are there. What is that nagging feeling in the back of your mind? Why do I feel compelled to look over my shoulder or second guess what has been drawn in a picture? You’ll find out... you’ll wish you hadn’t... you’ll wish you were never involved. Once you know, there is no turning back. Nothing will ever be the same. I HIGHLY recommend this book to anyone seeking adventure, vacation, relationship issues, questionable morals, parenthood, unconditional love, unbreakable bonds, complete and utter heartbreak, and most of all misplaced and devoid emotions based on the image of truth. You’ll regret the lies while hoping for the truth, but is the truth something you can handle? No, because in the end someone always gets hurt, but how many are already in pain? This book definitely pulled on my heart strings and made me feel remorse for the villain and pity to the hero. Oh Aurelia! My heart"