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8/11/2020 0 Comments The Last to Know by Jo Furniss The Last to Know by Jo FurnissMy rating: 4 of 5 stars The best kind of mysteries are ones that are centered around a large, spooky house, possibly haunted by ghosts, but definitely haunted by the past. Enter the newest thriller, The Last to Know by Jo Furniss. Not only is there a house set on medieval property, there are local legends and lore, family secrets, old-fashioned detective work, investigative journalism, and so much more. Jo weaves a marvelous drama, from the histories of an infamous family in a small town to the perilous beginnings of a romantic relationship set in a war-torn country, you’ll travel the world within these 318 pages. Throughout all of this, you’re witness to the formidable and intricate bond between mother and son, father and daughter, parent and child. Numerous surprises and revelations at every turn make this novel a page-turner that you will not want to put down. Thank you to Lake Union Publishing for my copy. The opinions are my own. View all my reviews
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