I've followed Tawni O'Dell down many roads since her first novel, and "One of Us" points her in a different direction. This is a novel that will engulf you completely, with conflicted characters, a taut sense of place and smartly-wrought plot. It's satisfying and creepy as all get out. Enjoy this novel with the lights on.

I received a free copy from NetGalley. Returning home to a small town and getting drawn into its secrets. A murder, ghosts, and a lot of brand names to show how much he has made it in the world once he left the small town. Miners and ghost hunters were a different combination of characters. It was okay.

I liked this book because O'Dell is an excellent writer. I didn't love the subject matter, but overall it is a good mystery with a lot of suspense.

This was right up my alley. Dark, twisted family drama. A main forensic psychologist who studies serial killers. A town with secrets. Dr. Sheridan Doyle may be a successful & esteemed forensic psychologist now, but he's never completely left behind his previous life as Danny Doyle, a boy from a mining family who had a difficult and at times terrifying childhood. When he returns to his hometown to visit his grandfather, he comes across a dead body and teams up with Rafe, who he knew before he left home and who is now a police detective, to determine what happened. In the process family and town secrets are revealed. And that fine line between mental illness and evil - how do we determine which one we're dealing with when it confronts us? I enjoyed this one a lot. It was dark and atmospheric, and it made me think.
My thanks to Netgalley and Gallery Books for providing a copy for an unbiased review.

A thrilling roller coaster ride full of twists and turns that you never saw coming. This book will keep you on the edge of your seat from the moment it starts until its final thrilling conclusion

Unfortunately I was unable to finish this title, therefore I will not be leaving an online review.