Books matching: adirondack mountains
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Save:Ruin Falls by Jenny Milchman is a psychological thriller that follows a mother, Liz Daniels, whose children go missing during a family vacation in the Adirondack Mountains. As Liz races against time to find her children, she uncovers dark secrets and must navigate a web of deception, betrayal, and suspense. The book is praised for its fast-paced narrative, unexpected plot twists, and eerie setting, keeping readers on the edge of their seats as they follow Liz's desperate search for her missing children.
Liz's journey in Ruin Falls is a rollercoaster of emotions, blending elements of mystery, suspense, and psychological thrills. The complex characters, particularly Liz, are well-developed, and the author weaves together multiple storylines to create a gripping narrative that explores themes of domestic abuse, family dynamics, and resilience. Milchman's writing style is described as engaging and immersive, drawing readers into a haunting world where the line between reality and nightmare blurs, making Ruin Falls a captivating and chilling read.
The children had never been this far from home before. Liz had spent most of yesterday driving around, hunting for no-mess Crayola coloring books, praying they weren’t too juvenile to keep a six- and ... - #2
Save:'Woodswoman' by Anne LaBastille is a memoir about a woman who moves to a secluded cabin in the Adirondack Mountains, living a solitary life surrounded by nature. The book details her experiences of building her own cabin, surviving without modern conveniences, and embracing the challenges and beauty of living in the wilderness. Anne's writing style is described as descriptive, conversational, and filled with observations on wildlife, daily life, and the changing seasons.
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Save:'Cover of Snow' by Jenny Milchman is a mystery thriller that follows Nora Hamilton as she tries to uncover the truth behind her husband's alleged suicide. The story is set in a small town in upstate New York, where Nora discovers hidden secrets within her husband's past and a corrupt police department involved in a cover-up. As Nora delves deeper into the investigation, she uncovers clues that lead to a chilling conclusion, surrounded by a cold, wintry atmosphere that adds to the suspense of the narrative. The writing style is described as captivating, with a well-plotted storyline that keeps readers engaged with its twists and turns.
A second later I realized my toes weren’t burrowing into the hollows behind Brendan’s knees, that when I flung out my arm it didn’t meet his wiry chest, the stony muscles gone slack with sleep. I slid... - #4
Save:The God of the Woods by Liz Moore is a gothic layered mystery set in a secluded summer camp in the Adirondacks. The story revolves around the mysterious disappearances of two children from the wealthy Van Laar family, Bear and his sister Barbara. The atmosphere is thick with unease, enhanced by the camp's isolated setting and the dark legends surrounding it. The narrative weaves through different timelines and perspectives, offering glimpses into the lives of pre-teen girls and women, highlighting themes of class inequality, injustice, and the struggles women faced in the past.
Moore's writing style is immersive and detailed, bringing the camp and its characters to life. The story unfolds slowly, revealing twists and deepening mysteries that keep readers engaged. Some readers appreciated the complex characters and the intricate plotting, while others found the fragmented narrative a bit challenging to follow. Overall, The God of the Woods is praised for its rich themes, clever misdirection, and an enthralling atmosphere that keeps readers guessing until the end.
