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This book turned out to be better than I expected, and the ending was beautiful. Sometimes you read a book, but when you get to the end, you’re disappointed with it, but that’s not what happened here. The whole story had a very good build up, and it was that way all the way to the end of the story. Well done.


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The Bones of You Debbie Howells Books Reviews

Such a great read. I highly recommend it I honestly couldn't put it down. So happy I chose this book
Absolutely engaging! A mystery thriller must read. The depths one will go to keep up a facade is seen perfectly in this book. The affects of mental abuse, body shaming, and a mother's morbid sense of self are alarming in this book. I loved it!
I found The Bines Of You by Debbie Howells an excellent read, I was engrossed from page one. I was thinking about The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold, however although Rosie ends up in the same Predicament as Suzie (The Lovely Bones) their lives were very different while they were in "living Form". As Suzie got to peak into the lives of her warm & loving family Rosie on the other hand came from a twisted, abusive, delusional household, you can't help but feel as if she's not better off on the other side. Her mother likes to project an image of a successful, upperclass socialite with a lifestyle filled with opulence & perfection,which is nothing more than a grandeous cover from her home to her children & most of all, her husband, & not to mention her physical appearance which has seen more plastic surgery then a marathon episode of Nip & Tuck! The only way I can describe The Bones Of You would be if you could imagine you were walking into a beautiful garden with butterflies & thriving green vines & fragrant exotic flowers only to discover it's a landscape filled with the most deadly entities from it's toxic foliage to its most poisonous insects! Rosie has an unrelenting feeling of dread leading up to
her death & a sinking feeling as if any minute she will step in to a mound of quicksand never to be seen again, which is well warranted. As she watches over her family especially her younger sister which she yearns to protect from her parents looming clenches she can only watch helplessly as her father is still redeemed as the smooth, cool operator only to rear his ugly head as a cold & calculating form of some Venus Flytrap & her mother as his dazzling yet forever incompetent Gardner!
Enjoyed this book very much. Writing well done and one of the better books I've read this year. Wish there were more by this author on . Have already purchased Wildflower by this author and I know her other name she writes by.
What a wonderful read. Mystery, suspense, sadness and regrets. A book that leaves a person deep in thought,thinking,just thinking. I didn't wish for the book to end,still wanting more. More of what I'm unsure.
I rarely don’t finish a book, but I quit this at about 30 pages in. The characters didn’t matter to me, the plot was thin, and I figured there are better books out there!
Such a good story line, but not enough detail to make it great. Plus, the British speech was not always easy to follow. I had to finish it and am glad I did, but I just wish it just could have been better at pulling the reader in.
This book turned out to be better than I expected, and the ending was beautiful. Sometimes you read a book, but when you get to the end, you’re disappointed with it, but that’s not what happened here. The whole story had a very good build up, and it was that way all the way to the end of the story. Well done.