My Review of Things We Do In The Dark by Jennifer Hillier

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Title: Things We Do In The Dark 

Author: Jennifer Hillier 

Published: July 19, 2022

Publisher by: Minotaur Books 

Genre: Thriller/Mystery 

Pages: 352 pages 

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Review: 


OMG! So this one was amazing! 
This book starts off with a BANG! Paris is arrested after she is found with blood on her for her husband's murder. Now, while this would be a scandal for anyone. While she did not do it or did she? She does have a past, a past that she wanted to leave in the past. The more that we know from the past, the more your heart bleeds for her. Paris literally is a survivalist! 
What happened in the dark, was intended to stay in the dark. This book switches between different points of view, and it is soo amazing. Now, this is too easy to give anything away in this book, and man oh man did Hillier do it this time. 
So, I've read a few of her works, and each time the story gets even more twisted! Hillier's writing goes twisted and crosses boundaries and even with this one goes way deeper. There should definitely be some warnings rape, child abuse, sexual abuse, and definitely some psychological twist! 
If you love good twisted thrillers that will leave you flabbergasted along with having your heart on your sleeve then this should be the book for you! Definitely check this one out because let me just say that nothing is as it seems and the twist that Hillier throws in will have your jaw dropping and a few have that mic drop epic moments! I loved it! Thank you Netgalley and Wednesday Books for the extraordinary treat to read and review this one!


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