The Girl From Home

The Girl From Home by Adam Mitzner
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

3 Stars. First off I would like to thank Netgallery for a chance to read this. Secondly I would like to say that this is MY review, please don’t let how I felt about the book discourage you from reading it. Just because I might like or not like a book, does not by any means that someone else might love the book. With that being said, I can’t say I loved it, but I can’t say I didn’t like it. It’s one of those books if asked I can say I read it. It took me almost two weeks to read this book because it seemed to be a slow pace. I found it hard to connect with the characters, and there was more dragging on the story than grabbing my attention. I will say I did learn more about the law which is a good thing.

Jonathan works as a hedge fund and seems to have the world at his reach, a penthouse with a great view of NYC, money, a beautiful wife. Then Jonathan’s world comes crashing down and he falls hard. He returns to his hometown to be with his father who is ill and dying, and he needs a place to live. He goes to his high school reunion and sees the homecoming queen Jacqueline, who’s life hasn’t turned out the way thought it would either, she’s in an abusive with her jealous husband. Sparks start flying between these two but they have to meet secretly, and then as luck would have it. Jacqueline’s husband is killed. With her husband out of the way will the two be able to be together or is one of them the killer?


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