"Pick yourself up. 
 Start Over Again." 
 Lately, I'm in a thriller mood. I love romance but thrillers are a welcome change in between them. 
 All the Missing Girls surrounds the disappearance of Corinne Prescott, Nicolette Farrell's best friend. She disappeared ten years ago without a trace. Soon after, Nicolette leaves town and goes to college. She left her father, brother, and Tyler, the man she loved. Now, a decade later, she's a teacher and she's engaged to Everett, a successful lawyer. Her life is moving forward. 
 When her brother calls and informs her that they have to sell the family home and her father, who is in an assisted living facility, won't cooperate, she has no other choice than to drive back home to help out. She has two months to settle everything and return to her new life. The last thing she was expecting was for another young woman to disappear in Cooley Ridge. 
 I like the element of mystery surrounding the disappearance of both women. I was sure the events were connected and I was 90% sure of who was to blame. I just couldn't figure out why. Some of the twists took me by surprise and I welcomed them. The characters were all suspicious. Daniel, Tyler, Jackson and Bailey were all hiding things. 
 The way the book was narrated in reverse made me crazy. If I'm honest, I felt tempted to start from day 1 and read the days in order. I'm glad I didn't succumb to it. 
 There were some loose ends I wanted an answer for. I wanted to know who was in the woods smoking. Was it Jackson? Or was it Nic just imagining it? 
 Cliffhanger: No 
 4/5 Fangs 
 A complimentary copy was provided by the publisher via netgalley in exchange for an honest review. 
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