The Silent Suspect (Paige Northwood #3) by Nell Pattison

The Silent Suspect (Paige Northwood, #3)
☆☆☆1/2
.ePUB, 297 pages
Expected Publication: April 29th 2021 by Avon Books UK

About the Book:
On a quiet street, one house is burning to the ground…By the time sign language interpreter Paige Northwood arrives, flames have engulfed her client’s home. Though Lukas is safe, his wife is still inside. But she was dead before the fire started…Lukas signs to Paige that he knows who killed his wife. But then he goes silent – even when the police arrest him on suspicion of murder. Is he guilty, or afraid? Only Paige can help him now.

My Review:
He’d thought that she’d be easy to fool, and to control, because she was deaf. 
In fact, she’d been completely the opposite.

This one was a little different from the first two books because this time it is the suspect who is deaf. This is a dark story that deals with flawed characters. You never know what secrets people are hiding, even those closest to you. This book will keep you guessing...Just when you think you understand what’s happening and settle down for a quick few pages, there’s another surprise, I liked that the most. 

Overall, I enjoyed the book and thought it was a well-thought out story that mixed mystery and emotion. I have read all of  Nell Pattison's books and think this one was pretty good, but not her best. It is a sad book, but I enjoyed it.

Disclosure:
Thank you NetGalley, Nell Pattison and Avon Books UK for the opportunity to read this book in exchange for an impartial review; all opinions are my own.

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