Silent Victim

I really enjoyed this book. I have learned that kindle unlimited has a few thrillers that are really good. Where some people do not enjoy the chapters written from different character's perspective (and in this case time periods), I have read many books where this is the case. When not many characters are involved in the story line, I think this form of writing provides the reader with all the facts and perspectives of the story line from multiple characters' point-of-view.
In this story, the reader goes back and forth between the characters in their past and present predicaments, providing a fuller story of the characters' lives.
I read this story in a few days because I couldn't put it down. Where you sort of know the direction of the plot, you still are left wondering and hanging on. It was very well written and believable. This could and probably has happened to people in real life. There isn't once where you are thinking, “this would never happen like this.”. Where most people might see spelling errors or wrong usage of words, the reader must realize it is written over in Europe. It does not take away from the story. Readers are not here to judge spelling errors but to be engrossed in the story. I don't think the errors took away from the story at all.
It is very sad to think that this kind of crime happens with both male and female adults and students, and that lives can be turned upside down with lies and betrayal.
Again, this was a very good story that was well written and had believable characters and story line. I look forward to reading more books by this author. If you are looking for a thriller to give a new chance to this one is worth it.

Proper page turner thriller that seemed to get faster and more intense as the book worked it's way to its ending.

Some very serious and dark topics add to the backdrop of the story too, eating disorders, mental health, grooming and sexual abuse. A heavy and good read.