Ruby Speechley – The Face At The Window

‘The Face At The Window’ by Ruby Speechley is an emotional thriller that makes you feel that you are on a rollercoaster. The author has created a story that is an uncomfortable and thought-provoking read. Making such an impact like this is proof of a great author choosing a subject that isn’t necessarily pleasant but important.

Ruby Speechley

We meet Gemma, married to Nick with a little boy, Thomas. To the outside world, they have the perfect life but as we know things are rarely as they first appear and Ruby Speechley shows us just how different that life can be.

The story is told from multiple narratives which gives us a broad perspective on events from both before and after Thomas goes missing. As the events unfold we learn more about the characters which made me view them in a different light. Ruby Speechley has created characters that are intended to bring a reaction. She has definitely managed that. They are all developed so well that one of them even gave me goosebumps, not a pleasant person at all.

A thriller that highlights manipulation, physical and mental abuse as well as grooming among other serious issues we deal with in today’s world. A book that had me flipping the pages so fast I thought my kindle would short out! A gripping tale that is an engrossing read and one that I highly recommend.

Thanks to Sarah Hardy of Book On The Bright Side for my place on the tour, Hera Books and Netgalley for the copy of the book.

Published by Sharon

A book blogger https://sharonbeyondthebook.wordpress.com

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