It's been a while for a book to trip me up so much, and I loved trying to put on my Sherlock hat to figure out if we were all about to be in the Sixth Sense or if this was the next Mission Impossible.

That, my friends, is a perfect setup to mess with your minds as well as theirs and I promise you’ll be scratching your head the whole time. I read a lot of fact-based books about cybersecurity, a field where the truth is often more unbelievable than fiction. With so many twists and turns and no clear idea of what’s here or there, or anywhere, Echoes kept me guessing until the very end. All they have to survive is eachother and they discover that them being stranded seems too convienant.She does it out of what seems like unpromising material She is very Irish and the Catholic church is as ever influential and well to the forefront. The book includes patterns inspired by authors such as Beatrix Potter and Virginia Woolf, musicians like Cyndi Lauper and Kate Bush, as well as activists, artists, garden designers, and more. A young adult book that I read in one go, I loved the concept of the story that was well written, addictive, captivating filled with suspense and twists.

Maeve Binchy received a Lifetime Achievement Award at the British Book Awards in 1999 and the Irish PEN/A.I got sent this book in exchange for a honest review, all my opinions are my own and thank you so much to the publishers for sending me this book! I sort of guessed a bigger reveal about halfway through but I totally didn't see the why behind it or how it was going to unfold. Imagine this; your memory is a little clouded but you find yourself in a plane wreckage on a desert island with the one person you never thought you'd need anything from. Even after the last page, I am still in a whirlwind of mysterious and questions…the biggest one being IS THERE A SEQUEL?