Review: All The Dangerous Things by Stacy Willingham

Isabelle Drake is a mother still searching for her son a year after he was taken from his crib. She keeps notes of interviews with neighbors and gives speeches at crime conventions to keep her sons case in the public eye. On her way home, she meets a true crime podcaster who is interested in her sons case. Isabelle agrees to be interviewed by him, hoping the podcast will unearth new evidence to find her son Mason. After Mason disappeared, her marriage fell apart and her husband is seeing someone else, a fact that Isabelle has to come to terms with. On top of that is a mystery about Isabells sister Margaret that haunts Isabella and her parents. Reveals happen and suspicions are confirmed or not by the end. 
I liked this better than her first book, but I thought it was kind of slow in the middle of the story. The twist I thought was good, but predictable. Content: some strong language and some suggestive content 
⭐️⭐️⭐️.5 #fiction #mystery #thriller #books 


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