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Louise moved the UK from her native Canada nearly thirty years ago after falling in love with a British sailor. She began writing short stories when her children were little and her work has appeared in magazines, anthologies and online. In 2019, Louise won The Big Issue Crime Writing competition.

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Karen D
Started strong but ending was slow
March 18, 2021
Thanks to #netgalley and #avonbooks for an advanced copy of this thriller – this comes out on Thursday!
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Synopsis: Six years after her teenage son Michael drowned, Kate unearths his diary, which gives some hints about some things going on in his life that may have contributed to (or even caused?) his death. Kate takes it upon herself to seek out the truth.
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This had a really exciting start, and I thought the first half of the book was engaging and moved really quickly.
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I really liked the side characters and back stories (possibly more than the main story…) I wanted to know more about Kate’s background growing up in a fundamentalist religious sect, I enjoyed seeing her relationship with her sister, and I loved to hate her husband.
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However, about 2/3 through, the pace just dramatically slowed. The mystery behind the diary is revealed surprisingly early, and then a ton of time is spent with Kate at a poetry convention, that does very little to advance the plot. I found myself largely skimming and waiting for another twist that didn’t come.
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Unfortunately the slow ending made it really anti-climactic and I didn’t love it, but the momentum of the beginning propelled me through. Good but not great 🤷🏻‍♀️
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Roger Hyttinen
A woman’s desperate search for closure and justice
March 26, 2021
The story follows a mother who is grieving the passing of her 15-year-old son Michael who drowned six ago. When she accidentally discovers his diary, she begins to suspect there was much more to his death than a mere drowning — and that someone else may have been with him at the lake that night.

What follows is an intense, fast-paced thriller as she slowly uncovers Michael’s past and gets closer to discovering the truth of what really happened. The mother’s pain was heartbreaking as she unearthed her son’s past, desperately searching for closure and justice, resulting in quite an unsettling narrative. The emotional depth of Kate’s search draws us deeply into her spirit, to the point that her pain is our pain, her joy (as little as there is of it) is our joy. So in this way, I felt that The Lake hits at an intensely visceral level. Anyone who has known the pain of losing a loved one will no doubt see themselves in this story. I knew this subject matter would be a gut puncher- but was woefully ill-prepared for how much.

There is depth to this story, which delves into some pretty dark themes of grief, loneliness, religious extremism, mental and emotional abuse, teenage pregnancy, and inappropriate sexual relationships. While I found this indeed to be a compelling story, I typically like my thrillers with more twists and turns, which I thought were lacking here, rendering the story a tad predictable and underwhelming. But apart from that, I really enjoyed this whirlwind of a novel. I found it emotive, heartbreaking, and utterly engrossing, and aches with past and present bruises. But a few surprises and red herrings would have been nice.

A huge thank you to Netgalley for providing a review copy of this book.
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Jen
Fast paced read
April 6, 2021
This was an interesting read that kept me glued to my Kindle. It centers on Kate, whose 15 year old son drowned 6 years ago- it was ruled an accident but Kate can’t get past the fact that Michael was a star swimmer and believes there has to be more to the story, despite the fact that her family and friends are pushing her to move on with her life.

I felt sorry for Kate and thought it was terrible that she didn’t have much support from those around her. The story was unique in that a big chunk of the 2nd half of the book is spent on the retreat she attends to do her investigation and it almost reads like a different story; this was done in a good way, though- Kate took all the things she had learned in the first part of the book and used them to figure out what happened in the 2nd part, and enough time was spent to build out the characters around her at the retreat and to finally give her a support system. The Lake PDF

There were a few things that caused me to have to suspend my disbelief, but it didn’t take away from my enjoyment of the book. I did feel like the storyline around Kate’s mother’s stroke didn’t add much to the story and probably didn’t need to be there at all, but I suppose it could help the reader better understand her family dynamics.

The ending of the book was somewhat abrupt, but it did tie everything that happened up to that point together, and provided a little surprise twist beyond the main event that I didn’t see coming.

Overall, I liked the book and raced through it to find out what happened. I’d give it 3.5 stars, rounded up to 4, and would recommend it to those who enjoy mysteries. Thanks to Netgalley for providing me a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
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