Review More Than You Ll Ever Know By Katie Gutierrez Book Club C A young woman’s experience as a nurse in vietnam casts a deep shadow over her life. when we learn that the farewell party in the opening scene is for frances “frankie” mcgrath’s older brother—“a golden boy, a wild child who could make the hardest heart soften”—who is leaving to serve in vietnam in 1966, we feel pretty certain that poor finley mcgrath is marked for death. More than you’ll ever know, by katie gutierrez. “perhaps multiple relationships can illuminate different parts of the self, like a prism turned first this way, then that, toward the light.
Review Of More Than You Ll Ever Know Jen Ryland Reviews Lore rivera was married to two men at once, until on a baking hot day in 1986, one of them found out and shot the other. a secret double life, a tragic murder. that's the story the world knows. it's not the story that fascinates cassie bowman. carrying the weight of her own family tragedy, true crime writer cassie wants to know more about the. More than you’ll ever know by katie gutierrez is one of the best novels i’ve read in years. a must read, order now and read immediately type novel! join the book club chat newsletter. to be honest, my reading year so far has been a bit up and down. some strong highlights for sure but i’ve been disappointed with some reads as well. For me, this book didn’t have enough nearly tension and suspense to be classified as a true mystery or thriller. yes, the 1986 murder of andres russo is finally solved by the end of the book, but i didn’t really feel very invested in the victim or the crime. while katie gutierrez is an author i’ll keep an eye on, more than you’ll ever. Reviews "a fantastic debut . . . this is a sweeping novel, unflinching and evocative in its engrossing study of love, motherhood, sex, mexico, journalism and more." — washington post, best thriller books "i was enthralled with more than you’ll ever know from the very first pages of gutierrez’s rich and assured writing.
Review Of More Than You Ll Ever Know Jen Ryland Reviews For me, this book didn’t have enough nearly tension and suspense to be classified as a true mystery or thriller. yes, the 1986 murder of andres russo is finally solved by the end of the book, but i didn’t really feel very invested in the victim or the crime. while katie gutierrez is an author i’ll keep an eye on, more than you’ll ever. Reviews "a fantastic debut . . . this is a sweeping novel, unflinching and evocative in its engrossing study of love, motherhood, sex, mexico, journalism and more." — washington post, best thriller books "i was enthralled with more than you’ll ever know from the very first pages of gutierrez’s rich and assured writing. Katie gutierrez’s debut novel, more than you’ll ever know, joins those select ranks, as this elegant, evocative tale of suspense burrows straight to the heart of our cultural true crime fixation through an intense emotional dance between two seemingly different women. cassie bowman is a true crime blogger who dreams of more. In 1985, lore rivera marries andres russo in mexico city, even though she is already married to fabian rivera in laredo, texas, and they share twin sons. through her career as an international banker, lore splits her time between two countries and two families until the truth is revealed and one husband is arrested for murdering the other. in 2017, struggling true crime writer cassie.
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