The Missing Half

by

Ashley Flowers, Alex Kiester

Should you read this book?

The best public reviews summarized for you.

Who is this book for?

  • Fans of psychological thrillers with emotional depth.
  • Readers who enjoy mysteries centered around missing persons cases.
  • Those interested in stories exploring sisterhood and family dynamics.
  • People who like dual timeline narratives and multiple perspectives.
  • Fans of true crime who enjoy fictionalized takes on real-world cases.

Who is unlikely to appreciate this book?

  • Readers who prefer more lighthearted or uplifting stories.
  • Those who are sensitive to themes of grief, loss, and trauma.
  • People who dislike ambiguous or potentially unsatisfying endings.
  • Readers who prefer their mysteries to be more straightforward and less convoluted.
  • Those who are easily frustrated by plot holes or implausible scenarios in thrillers.

Things online reviewers enjoyed about this book

  • Captivating and gripping mystery that keeps readers guessing
  • Well-executed plot with unexpected twists and turns
  • Emotionally impactful story exploring themes of grief and sisterhood
  • Strong character development, especially for the protagonist Nic
  • Atmospheric writing that builds tension effectively
  • Fast-paced and addictive, hard to put down
  • Realistic portrayal of the aftermath of tragedy
  • Compelling dual narrative structure
  • Explores complex family dynamics and relationships
  • Satisfying for fans of true crime-inspired fiction

Things people didn't like as much about this book

  • Ending felt rushed and implausible to some readers
  • Middle section drags at times with repetitive elements
  • Some found the characters unlikable or unsympathetic
  • Plot holes and unanswered questions left some readers frustrated
  • Similarities to real cases made it predictable for true crime fans
  • Dialogue occasionally felt unnatural or overwritten
  • Too many twists towards the end felt contrived to some
  • Dark and morbid tone was off-putting for some readers
  • Lack of consequences for criminal actions bothered some readers
  • Final reveal was divisive, with some finding it disappointing

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