Never Let You Go

Loved this book. The twists kept me hooked!

The kind of book you have to keep reading!

I love reading Chevy Stevens. Unfortunately, "Never Let You Go" was a bit disappointing. Domestic abuse makes for a compelling plot line, but it wasn't developed here in an unusual way. The narrative felt thin - not the usual multi-layered puzzles we've come to expect. It was predictable - I had it figured out 2/3 of the way through. I still love reading Chevy Stevens. I'll just hope the next one is better.

I loved the way the story was told. It kept me interested the whole time. It had a few surprises.

Lindsey takes off with her daughter after leaving a controlling relationship with her husband. He ends up going to jail for causing the death of a woman while driving drunk. Now years later he is being released from jail and she finds herself in danger once again when she begins to be stalked. But who is watching and following her? Is it her ex-husband, who has supposedly changed for the better, or is it someone else?  So far I have had the chance to read every book by Chevy and each one gets better. She is so talented and this shows in her writing with each story she puts out. This book was written so well and had me up late at night, not wanting to put it down. This book was chilling and suspenseful from the very first page. While reading, you can feel the fear of Lindsey and the hopefulness of Sophie. I think a book that can make you feel as the characters do, is a great read. One thing I love about Chevy is that when she writes you never know what's going to happen next. You are constantly kept in suspense. This book was so suspenseful that I just had to keep reading. I had to know what was coming next. All around this was another great book by her. The characters, the storyline, everything was amazing.