Queen B’s Decree: Does Nalini Singh ever write something I don’t devour?
Aarav is recuperating at his father’s home after a car accident when his long missing mother’s remains are found not far from their neighborhood. After that, Aarav is determined to get justice. Written in Aarav’s perspective, it’s soon clear to see that he is an unreliable narrator. And that makes it even more fun to read.
Living on a small and exclusive cul-de-sac, Aarav discovers that most residents have secrets and motive of some sort. As each chapter passed, more and more information trickled out, yet you had to wonder? Was this true? Was this purely due to Aarav’s perception or his damaged memory?
Quiet in Her Bones was an intriguing and interesting read. The descriptions of the landscape were vivid and the cultural aspects added to the depth of the novel. Extremely engaging with a dramatic conclusion that I never would have guessed.
Book: Quiet in Her Bones by Nalini Singh
Series: standalone
Genre: Thriller
Hotness: super mild barely mentioned salsa
Plot Devices/Tropes: murder