Nowhere Man by Deborah Stone!

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @deborahstone_ @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter #FreeReview #FreeBookReview #ReadAlong #LBTThriller #LBTReadAlong for letting me be part of this readalong. I have thoroughly enjoyed being part of the read along this month, loved the questions and thoroughly enjoyed reading nowhere man. It was a great and entertaining read. Nowhere Man is a psychological thriller that gripped me straight the way, and I read it rapidly to find out the ending. The story is well written with fantastic twists that worked extremely well through the book. The ending was good, but I felt like I wanted more in a certain area near the end. Don’t want to give away anything. There are two narratives, one is Diana, who’s married to Patrick. Diana founds him dead which she doesn't understand why this has happened, and her Mum is not well, and she’s trying to help her, but Megan has questions that need to be answered. Then there is Angie, whose husband Ray has suddenly disappeared and her son being hard work to. There are some triggering topics in the book, suicide, sex, child abuse, and violence that is through the book, but the author Deborah Stone deals with them really well in the book. I like how the two characters intertwine with each other. It works extremely well, and I did feel for them both due to what was happening to them both, and I just wanted them to find the answers they needed so they could move on. This is an easy read that will grip you, and the chapters are short as well. This is a spectacular read 5 stars. Blurb When Diana arrives home one evening to find her husband Patrick dead, her world shatters. His mysterious death leaves behind so many unanswered questions. Meanwhile, miles away, Angie’s husband, Ray, vanishes without a trace, abandoning her and their troubled teenage son. As both women dig deeper into their husbands’ pasts, they stumble upon a chilling web of lies, deceit, and long-buried secrets. Their separate searches soon collide and dark, twisted revelations force them to face a terrifying truth that threatens everything they hold dear. Nowhere Man is a heart-pounding psychological thriller that will keep you on edge until the final, shocking twist. In a world of lies, can you ever really trust the ones you love? Nowhere Man is the new novel from Deborah Stone, bestselling author of Semi-Detached, Me & My Shadow and What’s Left Unsaid. Author bio Deborah Stone read English Literature at Durham University and lives in North London with her husband, two sons and gorgeous golden retriever, Stanley. Her new novel, Nowhere Man, will be published on October 3, 2024, available in paperback and Kindle formats. Her previous novel, Semi-Detached, was published on April 3 and is available in Kindle and paperback. It has just won a Chill With A Book Readers' Award for 2023. Her second novel, Me and My Shadow, is a thrilling psychological suspense novel, awarded a Chill with a Book Premier award, which is only awarded to those books which achieve outstanding ratings from all reviewers. Her first novel, What's Left Unsaid, won The Chill With A Book Runner Up Prize for Best Book of 2018 and has been highly acclaimed. Her non-fiction book, The Essential Family Guide to Caring for Older People, is an important manual for any family looking after older relatives. The book was shortlisted as a finalist in The Wishing Shelf Book Awards 2022. Deborah Stone is a leading expert in the field of elder care. She provides information and advice for families caring for older people, as well as advising companies on the effective development of products and services for older people. Deborah regularly appears on BBC, ITV, Sky and Channel 5 as a care expert, as well as contributing to lifestyle magazines and national newspapers with advice for those making decisions about care for relatives.

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