A review by readwatchcrochet
All the Missing Pieces by Catherine Cowles

emotional mysterious tense medium-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? A mix
  • Loveable characters? Yes

4.0

Hooked me from the beginning - had be guessing til the end. 

📚 podcaster x sherif
📚 mystery/ susepnse
📚 forced proximity
📚 enemies to friends to lovers 
📚 small town
📚 found family 
📚 dual POV

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“No surprises. Nothing unexpected. I needed steady. Predictable. And my gut told me Ridley Bennet was anything but”

|Thoughts|
Couldn’t put this one down and the audiobook narration by Andi Arnt and Sebastian York really drew me into the story. 

“Helped me find all the missing pieces. Even the ones I didn’t realise I needed”

The format worked really well, with Ridley undertaking some investigative journalising for her crime podcast. The mystery had me desperately wanting answers, yet they trickled out as the story progressed to a satisfying end. 

Enjoyed the banter and tension between Ridley and Colt, especially in the first part of the story. 

“Do not make me arrest you”

Loved the cute little nicknames they had for each other. 

“Haven’t you figured it out yet Chaos. You’ve had me breaking all the rules since the day I met you”

An adult version of A Good Girls Guid to Murder. Whilst this is a standalone, there are some subtle Easter eggs to her other series. 

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Thanks to NetGalley, the publisher, and the author for an eARC in exchange for my honest review.