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

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And then, one fateful day, another convention attendee—a true crime podcaster with a burgeoning audience and a knack for solving real-world mysteries—catches wind of Isabelle’s story, and offers his help.

Her repeated sleepwalking episodes were a mystery to her parents and troubling to her little sister, Margaret, who adored her big sister but was frightened by these behaviors.Isabelle is an unreliable narrator, and since she doesn’t sleep, her memory is murky, and her obsession with finding Mason has her struggling to separate reality from fantasy. I wouldn't describe this as being fast-paced, it was more of a steady pace with great tension throughout. Thank you so much to the publisher, Minotaur Books and Macmillan Audio, for providing me with copies to read and review. The same situation Isabelle found herself in when she met Ben because he was already married then too. Isabella keeps joining at TrueCrime conventions as guest speaker to raise awareness and attract attention to the case.

It will come as no surprise to the reader, then, that Isabelle is coming unglued when we enter her life.Isabelle has barely slept in the last year, meaning extreme sleep deprivation makes it hard for her to function, to trust her own thoughts - did she do something wrong on that dreadful night that Mason went missing, she knows that the detective investigating the case looks on her as a suspect.