As an avid fan of thriller novels, I was eager to dive into a work by a new-to-me author, Kerry Wilkinson. The intriguing description of “My Son’s Girlfriend” immediately piqued my interest, sparking a sense of anticipation that left me eager to turn its pages. I’m truly glad I decided to explore this captivating story.

About My Son’s Girlfriend Book
‘Is that you, darling?’ A second of silence before her son replies. ‘It wasn’t me’. Her heart breaks at the pain in his voice – he sounds like a little boy again. Thirty minutes later, the police knock at the door. ‘Your son’s girlfriend is dead.’ And Dan has disappeared.
It’s almost midnight when Jennifer sees her son’s name flash up on her phone. Away at university, she’s normally so happy when he calls. But something is terribly wrong…
Jennifer is devastated for poor Ella’s family – losing their precious girl so young. She knows her sweet son, just twenty years old, would never harm anyone. But the police are looking for him. And if Dan is innocent, why has he run?
When Jennifer hears how Ella died, her blood runs cold. Because Jennifer’s best friend was murdered twenty years ago in the same way. In the same place. Jennifer hasn’t been back since…, but now, she has no choice.
She would do anything for her son. Any mother would. But how far will she have to go – what secrets in her own past will she have to confront – to prove Dan is innocent?
And what if the truth is worse than she ever imagined?
An absolutely gripping thriller you won’t be able to put down! Fans of John Marrs, The Perfect Marriage, and T.M. Logan will be totally addicted.

Author Bio:
Kerry Wilkinson is from Somerset, England, but he has lived far too long in the north. There, he’s picked up possibly made-up regional words like ‘barm’ and ‘ginnel’, pretending to know what they mean.
He’s also been busy since turning thirty: his Jessica Daniel crime series has sold more than a million copies in the UK; he has written a fantasy-adventure trilogy for young adults; a second crime series featuring private investigator Andrew Hunter and the standalone thriller Down Among The Dead Men.
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Disclosure: Thanks to NetGalley & Bookouture for the chance to read this book.

My Review of My Son’s Girlfriend Book
The description of this book reeled me in right away. I have become quite a fan of thrillers, so I was eager to read this one. Plus, Kerry is a fully recommended author.
This book does capture your attention from the beginning. It has a decent pace. Many reviewers have stated it is fast-paced, but I don’t fully agree with that assessment. Many parts of the book were drawn out, and there was more repetition than I felt necessary. (But again, I’m seeing that trend in many thriller books I’ve read. Is this to be expected with the thriller genre?)
Overall, though, the story was a fun read. It is a good book to read if you’re looking for something to fully entertain you on a weekend or small getaway. It showcases the lengths a mother will go through to protect their son.
I am unsure how I would feel if one of my sons called me and said, “I didn’t do it,” and vanished. Both of my sons would kill if they had a valid reason for doing it, but I know they’d own up to it if that were the case. They wouldn’t run from the consequences of their actions because I’ve always taught them that if they are willing to do the crime, they should be willing to do the time. But considering how our law system works in the US, I can see why someone truly innocent would go on the run.
Talk to me in the comments:
Have you read any of Kerry Wilkinson’s books? Which one should I also read?





