Keep Your Family Close by Annette Dashofy Published by HarperCollins UK on December 8, 2023
Genres: Women's Detective Fiction
Pages: 392
Format: ARC, eBook
Source: NetGalley, Publisher
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When a badly decomposed body is found in the basement of an abandoned warehouse, Erie police detective, Matthias Honeywell, is called in to investigate.
Meanwhile, freelance photographer Emma Anderson is desperately trying to find her drug-addicted sister, Nell. Then a devastating piece of evidence found at Detective Honeywell’s crime scene brings her world crashing down, a driver’s license belonging to her missing sister.
In need of her assistance, Matthias asks Emma to help with the case, hoping to solve the mysterious disappearance of Nell Anderson. But in doing so, will the investigation uncover more questions than answers?
My Thoughts
Keep Your Family Close by Annette Dashofy is a gripping, suspenseful crime thriller that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. The author expertly weaves a complex plot full of twists and turns that will leave you guessing until the end.
The characters are well-developed and relatable, and the story is filled with emotional depth. Dashofy’s writing style is engaging and keeps the reader hooked from start to finish.
Overall, Keep Your Family Close is a must-read for fans of thrilling and suspenseful crime novels.
Thank you to NetGalley and HarperCollins UK for allowing me to read and review this book.
About Annette Dashofy
Annette Dashofy is the USA Today best-selling author of 11 novels in the multi–Agatha Award nominated Zoe Chambers mystery series about a paramedic and deputy coroner in rural Pennsylvania’s tight-knit Vance Township. In addition, her standalone, Death by Equine, about a veterinarian at a second-rate thoroughbred racetrack, won the 2021 Dr. Tony Ryan Book Award. The first in her new Detective Honeywell Mystery series, Where the Guilty Hide, comes out January 20, 2023. She and her husband live on ten acres of what was her grandfather’s dairy farm in southwestern Pennsylvania with their very spoiled cat, Kensi.
