I read Good as Gone a few weeks ago and just realized I had not reviewed it. I enjoyed it a lot, especially the way that it was written, with the mother as the main narrator and the countdown chapters from different women's/girl's points of view. In a lot of ways, good ways, Good as Gone reminded me of Laura Lippman's What the Dead Know, on the my favorite novels, but unfortunately it's not nearly as nuanced as a Lippman novel. What the Dead Know with a touch of MHC's All Around the Town and Elizabeth Smart's memoir. I'll definitely check out Gentry's next novel.