While the book had multiple POV’s, Lauren was the main focal character and I just loved her. Everything just flowed so well and all the characters meshed so well together. The book is told from many POV’s and has a lot of things going on besides the murders, but it never got confusing. But she finds more than that, Lauren discovers that their small town is cursed, and it is up to her to fix it. She knows that she cannot let it go and have them forgotten (as all the others before them have been), so she goes into the woods to find evidence to help the police find the killer. Then Lauren has a vision of a monster dragging those girls through the woods and killing them. In fact, they surprisingly never really did much of an investigation and everyone has seemed to moved on. Lauren also knows that the police won’t find the killer of the girls because they never found out who killed her father. She has been going there with her BFF Miranda since they were little. What is the evil that lives in the woods and why the sudden change in its pattern?Įven though her father was murdered in the woods, Lauren has never been afraid to go there. And then 6 months later the mutilated bodies of 2 girls were found. Smiths Hollow is a small town and something evil lives in the woods and only comes out once a year. Or so everyone thought… But then Lauren’s father was found murdered in the woods and his heart was torn out. It is a bit graphic at times when describing the murder scenes, so be forewarned. It is filled with witches, curses and haunted woods. I really cannot say too much about The Ghost Tree because pretty much anything I say will spoil it. And today I would like to share a couple of thriller/supernatural books I have just read. But my go to are the mystery/thriller type books. I like to read a bunch of different genres, thrillers, mysteries, YA, fantasy. Hi everyone! My name is Sharon and I would like to thank Suzanne for the opportunity to share some of my reviews on her blog.

Anyway, please give Sharon a warm welcome and I hope you’ll find some new reads to add to your TBRs. We’re aiming for her to share reviews every other Thursday, but we’ll play it by ear depending on how busy her schedule is. Since I don’t review many thrillers, I thought it would be fun to have Sharon share some of the thrillers she has been reading and, in the process, start a new feature on the blog, Thriller Thursday. Sharon is one of my long-time best friends and she also happens to be an avid reader, particularly in the mystery/thriller genre. Well, today is the day that goal is becoming a reality. Happy Thursday! For those who read my 2021 goals post a couple of weeks ago, you may remember that I mentioned wanting to bring in a guest blogger.

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