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stephsbooktalk 's review for:
The Nature of Disappearing
by Kimi Cunningham Grant
Thank you so much to St. Martin's Press & Minotaur Books for the complimentary copy of this book!
Thank you so much to MacMillan Audio for the complimentary ALC!
This book is out now!
I remember two years ago when I read These Silent Woods, I was immediately immersed into Kimi's writing and the story she created. This one was no exception. I am a little overdued reading this and boy was I kicking myself that I had not read it sooner.
The book is told from the present timeline but also through multiple past timelines. The past timelines showed the start of the relationship between Emlyn and Janessa as well as with Tyler. These played an important with knowing their history and how it correlates to what is happening in the current.
Emlyn learns that an old friend Janessa has not updated her whereabouts to her friend Tyler and Tyler becomes worried that something has happened on her travels. Emlyn and Tyler are not on the best of terms due to what happend years prior but Emlyn wants to help find her former friend to ensure she is okay.
"You're different."
"I sure hope so."
One thing that Kimi is great at between the two books that I've read, is how she describes nature and the environment that the characters are around. It really made me miss hiking! Now their skills were much more advanced than I'll ever be. I love the detail that Kimi put in through Tyler and Emlyn's excursion trying to find Janessa.
The romance reader side of me was rooting for Emlyn and Tyler throughout the book. But I understand why it wouldn't work and I was satisfied in the end in that regards (not spoiling!).
The ending was a little lackluster but overall this was a great read! I was invested the whole time and it kept me guessing most of the time.
I paired my reading with the audio and Emily Pike Stewart did a fabulous job! She is a new to me narrator and I certainly would listen to her again. Between Kimi's writing and her narration, the reading experience was great!
I highly recommend this book if you love an outdoor setting, dual timelines, and looking for something a little suspenseful!
Thank you so much to MacMillan Audio for the complimentary ALC!
This book is out now!
I remember two years ago when I read These Silent Woods, I was immediately immersed into Kimi's writing and the story she created. This one was no exception. I am a little overdued reading this and boy was I kicking myself that I had not read it sooner.
The book is told from the present timeline but also through multiple past timelines. The past timelines showed the start of the relationship between Emlyn and Janessa as well as with Tyler. These played an important with knowing their history and how it correlates to what is happening in the current.
Emlyn learns that an old friend Janessa has not updated her whereabouts to her friend Tyler and Tyler becomes worried that something has happened on her travels. Emlyn and Tyler are not on the best of terms due to what happend years prior but Emlyn wants to help find her former friend to ensure she is okay.
"You're different."
"I sure hope so."
One thing that Kimi is great at between the two books that I've read, is how she describes nature and the environment that the characters are around. It really made me miss hiking! Now their skills were much more advanced than I'll ever be. I love the detail that Kimi put in through Tyler and Emlyn's excursion trying to find Janessa.
The romance reader side of me was rooting for Emlyn and Tyler throughout the book. But I understand why it wouldn't work and I was satisfied in the end in that regards (not spoiling!).
The ending was a little lackluster but overall this was a great read! I was invested the whole time and it kept me guessing most of the time.
I paired my reading with the audio and Emily Pike Stewart did a fabulous job! She is a new to me narrator and I certainly would listen to her again. Between Kimi's writing and her narration, the reading experience was great!
I highly recommend this book if you love an outdoor setting, dual timelines, and looking for something a little suspenseful!