Review: Check your sons, people!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 4, 2014
Palmer seemed familiar to me, which shows how well-developed he was. I thought back to when my two sons were teens and tried to remember if they'd demonstrated any squirrely activity like this character, and thankfully they hadn't. Either that or they hid it well, and the money, too.Speaking of showing, this author has that technique down pat. Excellent, emotional writing, with the perfect amount of humor tossed in to ease some tension. There's a quote a few pages in that had me busting a gut. Funny, but not over the top.There are only a handful of characters in I Know, so it narrows things down when it comes to suspects, but still, I agree with another reviewer who said you think you know what's what, but are still surprised at the reveal. I know I was. If you love a dark thriller with killer comedy and short stories, pick this up. Solid writing and plot, I loved it.This was my first David Jester book, but after reading some snippets of his other books and the end of I Know, it definitely won't be the last.