Truly, Darkly, Deeply: the gripping thriller with a shocking twist

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Twelve-year-old Sophie and her mother, Amelia-Rose, move to London from Massachusetts where they meet the charismatic Matty Melgren, who quickly becomes an intrinsic part of their lives. There are some people that do believe he is innocent and due to when these crimes took place, forensics were nowhere near as advanced as they are now, so it certainly left me with some doubts. It questions and weighs up the possibilities of innocence and guilt in several ways and this is reinforced through blogs that are interspersed throughout the narrative and also demonstrate the fascination some people have for serial killers.

The feelings she has are palpable and the guilt she carries feels almost like a living thing, which I guess it is as it’s lived with her for years.

A low hum’s coming from the overhead fluorescent lighting, as though an insect’s trapped inside the dirty bulb. year-old Sophie and her mother, Amelia-Rose, move to London from Massachusetts where they meet the charismatic Matty Melgren, who quickly becomes an intrinsic part of their lives. The book also shows a huge part of the effect it had on Sophie and her mum, rather than focusing on the acts of murder itself - though we do have news coverage and newspaper articles throughout the story.

I mean by this, people who are connected to violent crimes through their relatives: either family of violent people or family of victims. Rush hour, London: Ex-Special Forces profiler, Ziba MacKenzie is on a packed commuter train when it collides with a derailed freight wagon. Amelia-Rose began dating the charismatic Matty Melgren and soon he had become an integral part of their lives.I could picture Sophie, trying to fit in a community that essentially is completely different from where she grew up, except for the language. There are obvious questions here but it’s difficult to share much without offering spoilers… though I did pick some of the twists only just before they’re made obvious. I really enjoyed the direction this novel takes as we view events through young and adult Sophie‘s eyes.