A new book from Tana French was released this month, The Searcher. According to the book's page on Amazon, it is currently a #1 Best Seller in Witch and Wizard Thrillers. I have no idea why that is the case; and whether or not that is a recommendation is up to you, my friends.
I am a fan of the six books in French's Dublin murder squad series, crime novels featuring a loosely connected set of Irish detectives. Her seventh book, The Witch Elm (well-off young man's life in downward spiral) is not part of that series.
I didn't really enjoy The Witch Elm, although everyone else apparently did as it was a New York Times Notable book in 2018 and an NPR Best Book of 2018. For me, the story was too creepy without being engaging; does that make sense?
Although The Witch Elm didn't tick my boxes for a good read, I plan to read The Searcher. The Searcher, according to the publisher's web site, is about a retired Chicago police officer who lives in Ireland. When a local boy goes missing, he gets drawn into investigating. What could possibly go wrong?
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