Saffyre Maddox notices a vacuum in her life after celebrated child psychologist Roan Fours, who she spent three years with her, ends their sessions. I find it hard to decide exactly which genre it falls under - its a little drama, a little mystery, a little crime. Amid the chaos of the concrete jungle that is London, the square proves to be a haven where your children can play freely; running from place to place and from one house to another.

Pip is smart, watchful and self-confident; she sees her sister get taken in and only she can figure out what happened. We then go back in time to fill in the events that brought us here, mainly from Pip (sister to Grace who was found unconscious), Adele (mother of friends of Pip and Grace’s who also like in the Garden), and Clare (mother to Pip and Grace).DISCLOSURE: I listened to the audiobook of The Girls (previously titled The Girls in the garden) by Lisa Jewell, narrated by Colleen Prendergast and the author's daughter Amelie Jewell, published by Audible Audio, via Overdrive.

It almost felt like Jewell spent a fair amount of time throwing out red herrings and creating possible suspects, only to get tired of her own book and decide to just wrap things up and close it. She now lives in an innermost part of north London with her husband Jascha, an IT consultant, her daughters, Amelie and Evie and her silver tabbies, Jack and Milly. Cecilia, you’re breaking my heart, you’re shaking my confidence daily,” giving a showgirl kick at the doorway and wiggling his large bottom just once before disappearing. That is of course only my own opinion and up to then felt the story flowed well, was suspenseful because the reader knows where it will lead but not how or who.I wasn't sure which ones to like or dislike, and as the pages and time progressed, it became more clear. Jewell’s most popular books including Thirty Nothing, Ralph’s Party and After Party, a sequel to Ralph’s party. This was a gripping tale from Lisa Jewell, an author I'm not familiar with, but I would certainly read more from her. we know enough to assume what happened in the past, and again in the current time, but it's not detailed enough.