They Say A Girl Died Here by Sarah Pinborough

DID YOU HEAR? They say a girl died here…

Anna and her family have just moved to Harper’s Creek, a little nowhere town with a dark history. But that’s all been resolved, so why is Anna feeling trapped? Why is her little sister afraid that she’ll be next? And WHY is Anna’s grandmother spinning out of control with paranoid episodes?

I had the opportunity to read They Say A Girl Died Here early through an advanced listener copy (ALC), so first, thank you to Sarah Pinborough for this story, to Flatiron Books and Macmillan Audio for the ALC, and to NetGalley for facilitating it all.

My rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️

My thoughts on They Say A Girl Died Here:

I think the audiobook is well produced, and it really sucked me into the Southern feel of the story. So, well done!

There is a really strong start here. Then, it felt like the story just got a tad wacky. I think I’m still trying to figure it all out, even having finished the book.

Trust me, if you like a Southern, small-town story with a dark past to deal with, you’ll like this book!

They Say A Girl Died Here comes out TODAY (August 25th).

Question of the day:

Now here’s a question for you: Do you like stories set in big, loud, dangerous cities, or in small towns, where the danger may lie within the people you know well? Let me know!