Wrong Place Wrong Time: Can you stop a murder after it's already happened? THE SUNDAY TIMES THRILLER OF THE YEAR AND REESE’S BOOK CLUB PICK 2022

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I would recommend this to anyone who loves thrillers and also those who want to get started with psychological thrillers. It became an instant international bestseller, hitting the Sunday Times and Canadian Bestsellers list.

Over the course of the story she feels that she is to blame for what her son Todd has done in the present day when he kills someone.Though the time travel element of being pulled back repeatedly is interesting, it doesn’t always seem crucial. Channels Groundhog Day with an endlessly replayed murder, as a woman's unassuming son kills a stranger - over and over again. Lucky for Jen, her best friend at work is friends with a renown physicist who specializes in this sort of “time travel”. Wrong Place, Wrong Time is an intricately plotted, highly original thriller full of heart, layers and jaw-dropping twists. E succede ogni volta che si addormenta: perciò, nei limiti della sua resistenza, tenta di non addormentarsi.

I bet now that I know the ending, if I go back and reread it again, I would catch so many things I missed the first time around. Con il flusso e riflusso delle maree, le figure vengono scoperte e sommerse dal mare e sono soggette alla corrosione dell'acqua marina e alla colonizzazione da parte degli animali marini.

WRONG PLACE, WRONG TIME is the spellbinding story of a mother going back in time to try to prevent her son from committing a murder. And thank fuck she didn't toss in the "catching up with a friend over coffee" epilogue – you know the ones that summarize what everyone's up to after the final act?

She goes to sleep distraught and in despair, only to wake up to find its the day before the horrifying events.

In fact it’s the day before, the crime hasn’t even happened and he has no idea what she’s talking about. Because Jen is going back every single day, it’s hard to see the actual significance of her actions. From the very start we are presented with a ‘very-in-our-face’ scene [that we never forget and sets the stage for the rest of the novel]….