I enjoyed this book very much! The characters were well developed and the storyline kept me engaged the whole way through. I’d definitely recommend this book to others.

First of all, Laura Dave has a fantastic writing style. I would read anything by her for the writing style alone.

I really enjoyed this book. While it is a mystery, I found the family drama element was what drew me and kept me reading. The interpersonal relationships were so complex and the characters were multi dimensional. I found the protagonist and all of her family members likable, which is very challenging when there is a strong family drama. I didn’t predict the twist (to be fair I never do) and found the ending satisfying, albeit not particularly strong - the relationships and stories within the book are what make it worthwhile. Overall, I’d recommend this book.

Liam Noone, a wealthy hotelier, has fallen to his death under suspicious circumstances. Two of his children, Nora and Sam, team together to investigate what really happened the night of his death.

Thank you to the publisher for a free Netgalley.

First of all, whoever is advertising this as a thriller is hurting the book. This is a mystery w family drama and the aftermath of losing a parent. Not a thriller.

But I still really enjoyed this book. I loved our main character and her relationship with her brother. I loved reading about the past of her dad even if the relationships are far from conventional.

The ending was a little unexpected but also not. And I’m ok with that. Loved it.

Thank you for letting me read this novel early! I really liked the premise but I feel like it could have been executed better. I feel like I was expecting more shock factor for the ending and I was disappointed. Overall, I enjoyed this book and would read more by this author.

Laura Dave first interested me with her book “The Last Thing He Told Me.” This story is just as amazing! It kept name guessing the entire time

The Night We Lost Him is another thriller from Laura Dave, as two estranged siblings try to figure out whether or not their father was murdered. The book is also filled with flashbacks explaining the point of view from the father. I appreciated that this book was ultimately a family story instead of a mystery, but I would have appreciated a deeper mystery. This is ultimately a fun summer vacation read.

I LOVE Laura Dave and will always read any book they write. The story was fast paced and well developed. I kept needing to read this to find out what happens next. I would recommend this book!

The Night We Lost Him is another gripping novel by Laura Dave, the author of The Last Thjng He Told Me. This one will not disappoint! We follow the family of businessman Liam on the search to find out what really happened the night he died. Full of twists and turns, family drama, and surprises this is one you’ll start and not be able to stop reading! I loved how Dave has a way of introducing characters into the story and then pulling them back into the storyline when you least expect it. This is a must read on your book list!

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Laura Dave continually delivers books that the reader can’t put down. Her latest, The Night We Lost Him did not disappoint! To me, it was more family drama than a mystery, but I loved it! It’s fast paced, great dialogue between the characters and did have a twist I didn’t see coming. Definitely recommend!

Thank you to netgalley for the arc in exchange of an honest review.

Laura Dave's latest book is about a family patriarch who dies. Liam has three ex-wives and three children. A daughter from his first marriage and twin boys from his second one. He loves them all very much and works hard to keep his lives separate and meaningful.

Then he dies. And his son Sam is convinced it's not a fall like it appears to be. He enlists the daughter to help and together they go back and forth between California and NYC to dig up what happened to their dad.

This is a little bit of a mystery, a little bit about families, lost love, grief, love and of course secrets.

Dave is a great writer and once I started it, I didn't put this book down until i was done.


with gratitude to Simon Element and netgalley for an advanced copy in exchange for an honest review

The Night We Lost Him is a family drama with many twists and turns as estranged siblings come together to try and figure out if the death of their father was accidental or murder. The slow burn of a story kept me guessing right up until the end when a major plot twist is revealed. Recommend if you like complicated families with a little bit of a mystery.

Thank you NetGalley for this arc.

Thank you to NetGalley and Simon Element | S&S/ Marysue Rucci Books for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Liam Noone is a wealthy hotel magnet, has been married 3 times, has three children but why did he throw himself off the cliff that night? Nora has inherited her estranged father's California property but is even more surprised when her half brother, Sam, turns up with suspicions that their father was murdered. They begin to delve into Liam's history and long buried secrets that could change this fractured family forever.

I love Laura Dave and have read many of her works so I was very excited to jump into her new novel, but for some reason this one did not click for me. The pace is very slow and I kept waiting for it to pick up speed but it just didn't. It is told from duel POVs; Nora in the present and a flashback between Liam and Cory. The past was a little jilted and hard to know who's thoughts we were following. This is definitely more of a domestic drama than murder mystery but I never connected with the characters to make it a satisfying read.

Families are complicated, especially ones with money, multiple marriages, and mysteries. The Night We Lost Him is the story of estranged siblings trying to figure out if their father accidentally died, or was murdered. Somewhere between a thriller and a family drama, this book kept me guessing.

An engrossing family drama with thriller elements, Laura Dave is back at it with a wonderful new book that I finished in a day because I couldn’t put it down! The story follows Nora as her brother Sam comes back into her life after their father’s death to discover more about what happened the night he died, and she ends up learning not only her father’s secrets, but also much more about her family members and herself. This book isn’t a classic thriller, but has many elements: a central mystery, cliffhanger chapter endings, and a character reveal twist that I thought I saw coming but was actually very wrong and it genuinely surprised me instead. The family drama and moving depictions of grief are fully gripping. Highly recommend this one!

This book had me from the beginning and I read it in one sitting! Attention grabber, keeps you guessing and just when I thought I had it figured out I couldn’t have been more wrong. Loved it!

Laura Dave does not miss!! 👏🏼👏🏼 This was such an amazing masterpiece. I read it in one afternoon!! I loved every single thing about this book

This was such an interesting book! I have enjoyed all of Laura Dave's books that I've read, so I wasn't that surprised when I enjoyed this one as well. The family dynamics were really interesting, and how Liam lived his life was fun to read about. I liked the structure of the story, how it went back and forth through time to help the reader better understand the characters and the stakes of their lives. When I started the book, I wasn't too sure what was going to happen, but I was happy to go along for the ride. It was an interesting book and I would recommend it to anyone who wanted a thriller but not something too intense. Thank you to NetGalley and Simon Element for this ARC!

This book reads more like a family drama than a mystery. While I did enjoy it, I will admit not nearly as much as Laura Dave's previous book. This plot unfolds. a little slow, and at times dragged on. Loved the characters, and felt they were well developed.
I received an advance copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.

Superficially I liked this book. I definitely was feeling smug and then it through me for a loop, so the twist was well plotted. Some of the dialpgue was really good, especially the banter between Liam and Corey. Corey was my favorite character. She was a broad, like feom.black and white movies, smarter, cooler, prettier than anyone has a right to be. I also loved Jack. I loved the "go for ice cream" detail of his and Nora's relationship. I didn't like Nora. Which is tough. I thought she was immature and her characterization shallow. And that was a problem with a lot of the characters - they just seemed 2 dimensional. It could be because I got an ARC but it seems like it needed more editing. I imagine there was a lot to live up to after Things He Never Told Me. That was a departure from her earlier womens fiction/romance books. I:love read all.of Dave's books and will continue to do.so, thus just wasn't my favorite of hers, though still a worthwhile read. 3.75 stars
Thanks to Marysue Rucci Books, Simon and Shuster, and Net Galley for this eARC in exchange for my honest review.

I absolutely loved this book. It sucked me in right away and I looked forward to reading it each night. (Isn’t that the best?!) A mystery and family drama are woven together as siblings try to figure out if their father really fell or was pushed. Glad I got an ARC of this one from NetGalley and I think it will be a hit when it is released in September.