My Review of The Summer We Buried by Judy Gehrman

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Title: The Summer We Buried 

Author: Jody Gehrman 

Published: September 7, 2021

Publisher: Dreamscape Media/ Crooked Lane Books

Genre: Thriller/Suspense 

Pages: 336 pages 

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Review: 

I loved the mystery side of this! 
Tansy is successful and she has an amazing career! While she did have a rough time about 20 years ago, she has definitely made lemonade out of the lemons she was handed. 
20 years ago something happened and while she didn't know how to handle it her best friend Selene helped her out, and because of what happened Tansy moved away and went to college never looking back and never contacting Selene again. Back in the present time, Tansy was having a normal day and Selene just shows up at her office out of nowhere and is basically blackmailing Tansy to interfere with Selene's daughter Jupiter's relationship with a boy named Colton.
Tansy does not want to get involved, but since Selene is blackmailing her she sets up an appointment with Jupiter and things go on from there. Tansy gets more involved with Selene's family including starting to date her brother along with getting more twisted into Selene's life and her dramatic antics! If you are looking for a twisty thriller that deals with dysfunctional families then this is definitely your next read! I listened to the audio provided by Dreamscape Media and Netgalley and this was definitely a treat! In the last quarter of the book, I was on the edge of my seat! You will definitely enjoy this thriller mixed with the dysfunctional family! The narrator was amazing and she fit the book and the characters! She made the audiobook!

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