Books: My thoughts about Twenty-Seven Minutes by Ashley Tate
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The book synopsis for Twenty-Seven Minutes by Ashley Tate
For the last ten years, the small, claustrophobic town of West Wilmer has been struggling to understand one thing: Why did it take young Grant Dean twenty-seven minutes to call for help on the fateful night of the car accident that took the life of his beloved sister, Phoebe?
Someone knows what really happened the night Phoebe died. Someone who is ready to tell the truth.
With Phoebe's memorial in just three days, grief, delusion, ambition, and regret tornado together with biting gossip in a town full of people obsessed with a long-gone tragedy with four people at its heart—the caretaker, the secret girlfriend, the missing bad boy, and a former football star. Just kids back then, are forever tied together the fateful rainy night Phoebe died.
Perfect for fans of Jane Harper and Celeste Ng, Tate's literary suspense Twenty-Seven Minutes is a gripping debut about what happens when grief becomes unbearable and dark secrets are unearthed in a hometown that is all too giddy to eat it up.
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Want to know what others thought about this book? Check out these book reviews:
- "A heavy and suspenseful book that has a satisfying ending and a good twist!" Read the full review by PHD Diva
- "This book took me a bit of time to get into; none of the four narrators were compelling and the story didn’t grab me at first. As with most suspense books, it did catch fire for me about halfway through and I was turning the pages quickly after that." Read the full review by Dear Author
- "Twenty-Seven Minutes is not for the faint hearted, or those who do not want to fall into a pit of despair." Read the full review by Down the Rabbit Hole
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