The Quality of Silence by Rosamund Lupton
Publisher: Random House
February 2016
ISBN: 978-1-101-90367-4
Pages: 306
Contemporary Thriller
Alaska
Yasmin, a
beautiful astrophysicist and her precocious daughter, Ruby, who is also deaf,
arrive in a remote part of Alaska only to be told that Ruby’s father, Matt, has
been the victim of a catastrophic accident. Yasmin and Ruby are unable to
accept his death as the truth so they set out into the hostile winter of the
Alaskan tundra to get some answers.
Yasmin soon realizes that a very human danger is keeping pace with them
as a storm closes in on them. They have to keep moving as there is no one else
on the road to help them and they are now alone and terrified moving through an
endless Alaskan night.
This is a story that will take readers on a roller
coaster ride that doesn’t stop until the very end. Just as the reader thinks
they know what is going on another clue is revealed to make them start guessing
all over again. This proves to be a book that is very hard to put down once the
reader starts it. Seeing how resilient
Yasmin and Ruby are makes for an amazing story that will have readers hoping
that everything turns out okay for them both.
This is a thriller that is a must read. It is also a thriller that will
have readers wanting to read more from this author. The ending is excellent
though some readers will be wishing for a more definitive ending than the one
provided.
I give this one 4-1/2 red roses
LRH
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