All the Dangerous Things: The gripping new psychological thriller from the New York Times bestselling author of A Flicker in the Dark

Reviews

The Sleepy Reader

The police have turned the case cold, but Isabelle will not rest until Mason is found. Do you enjoy psychological fiction that keeps you enthralled and guessing until the very end? If you love a good murder mystery book with a lot of plot twist. My one tiny complaint was the ending and who dunnit?

Nicole M Whisner

It’s been a year since Isabelle’s life changed dramatically. All The Dangerous Things has some chilling and harrowing scenes both from Isabelle's childhood and her current life, she doesn’t know what’s real or not after the sleep deprivation of being a new mother and then having no sleep at all since he disappeared.

Sarahann

I loved the ending, with a couple of twists I didn’t see coming, it was a little too neatly wrapped up but very satisfying at the same time. The lack of sleep and the traveling are catching up to her so when she is asked to make a podcast about Mason she agrees. It’s a harrowing and dark story you would never want to imagine could possibly be real and you would hope never would be but it’s so well written that it could be factual. This is the one you need.

Rebecca Berg

From heart-stopping suspense to spine-tingling surprise endings, this story will have you breathless from start to finish! The ending seemed overextended and a little far-fetched, but I did enjoy Isabelle’s revenge. She travels the country speaking at true crime conventions about her son’s disappearance.

Then you won’t want to miss this review of a thrilling new novel about an abducted young boy. Discover what makes this psychologically complex tale such an engrossing read. All the Dangerous Things is a novel about a sleep-deprived mother who outpours unconditional love for her son. The pacing is on the slower side, but I was pulled in immediately by Isabelle’s voice.

It’s been a year since Isabelle’s son Mason was taken from her home in the middle of the night. All the Dangerous Things is a tension-fueled addictive thriller with a solid twist. The intense interview process becomes unsettling and resurrects childhood memories that Isabelle suppressed.

It's been a year since Isabelle Drake has had a solid night’s sleep. Could she have hurt Mason? The structure of the narrative, coupled with the moody atmosphere, works to slowly build a palpable level of tension.