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Reviewed by Jennifer Ibiam for Readers' Favorite
Megan witnessed the murder of her boyfriend by his gang members in Texas. She escaped an attempted rape and made off with the gang’s diamonds. In Paris, Megan’s twin sister, Claire, who was deaf, witnessed another murder in a bathroom at the Louvre. The event happened on her twenty-third birthday, with the woman leaving her a flash drive and two words. While Megan was on the run, she discovered that the diamonds originally belonged to a cartel boss. The girls were targets because they each possessed high-value property. Megan’s panic trip to France entwined the twins’ lives, implicating their whole family. Claire will struggle between family loyalty and morality while trying to solve a murder and stay alive. She has her job cut out in One Silent Thing by Alan Brenham.
Every Silent Thing by Alan Brenham is a fantastic and gripping read. The plot was clever and brilliant, while the story was unpredictable. Some explored themes and parameters like survival, courage, love, and crime made the book worth my while. Alan penned a fast-paced tale that took root in family and branched out into other realistic experiences. The dialogue and narration synergy enhanced my reading pleasure. I found it hard to pick my favorite characters because Boyd, Megan, and Claire had their strengths. However, Annika’s hate toward Megan was unbearable, making her my worst character in the book. Even Martin redeemed himself in the end. This book had a satisfying conclusion, and I hope the story of a reformed Megan continues in another installment. Please, write more, Alan.
