WOW. The twists and turns of this book. I mean it’s always something you think when you take a dna test ... what if?? But what happens to Lizzie and what she does. I mean WOW I recommend this to everyone who wants to sleep with the lights on and loves to read good books.

This book was simply amazing.
I devoured The Family Tree.
The suspense building up was great and had me hanging on the edge of my seat.
The writing was outstanding. Beautiful. Engaging. Wonderful. Exciting!

I received this twice so here is my first review ;)

I can't thank Harper 360 and NetGalley enough for this awesome ebook.

Fast-paced and compelling. A recommended purchase for collections where serial killer titles are popular.

This title was provided to me courtesy of Netgalley.
I will admit, this book was difficult to read, because I found myself getting angry at the main character Liz Catalano, who found out through an online ancestry kit, that she was adopted. As she sets out to find her biological family, she is contacted by the FBI about a possible connection to a serial killer. Setting caution aside she struggles to find out, if her newfound relative might be the famous Tri-State-Killer or just an awkward relative.
An enjoyable read, if you love getting pulled into a book and that will throw you for a loop..

It seems everyone these days is getting their DNA tested to find out “where they come from”. But what if your test results yielded something you never wanted to know? Liz Catalano thinks her biggest shock is discovering she was adopted, but that’s the least of her worries. When she attempts to contact her biological family, she’s thrown into an active investigation into a serial killer who’s been hunting for four decades. Being adopted is no big deal, being related to a serial killer is something else. I liked this book so much because it was so original; it kept me on the edge of my seat from page one