Louise Wilson's Reviews > The Girls Who Disappeared

In a rural Wiltshire town lies the Devil's Corridor. A road that has witnessed eerie happenings, from unexplained deaths to the sound of a child crying at night. But nothing more puzzling than the Olivia Rutherford case. Four girls drove home but after their car crashed, only Olivia was found. Twenty years later, journalist Jenna Halliday is covering the case. But the locals aren't happy with this stranger's arrival. Least of all Olivia.

This story has a dual timeline - the present day and the past - what had occurred twenty years ago. The characters are intriguing. The pace is on the slow side, and the plotline can be a bit confusing. There're twists and red herrings but the plotline didn't hold my attention after I was halfway through. I found my mind wandering and I had to go back and re-read parts. I also felt there were parts of the story that were complex. Thankfully everything gels together at the end and all the loose ends are tied up'

I would like to thank #NetGalley #MichaelJoseph #PenguinRandomHouse and the author #ClaireDouglas for my ARC of #TheGirlsWhoDisappeared in exchange for an honest review.