It’s been about a year since I read The Family Upstairs. I had no idea there was a sequel until yesterday and I’ve already finished it. Lisa Jewell never fails to amaze me! The ending made me laugh out loud and get goosebumps! A+++++

I usually love the books from this Author but this one is unreadable. Too many different storylines . Very confusing.

After reading the Family Upstairs I was hesitant to start this one. However, I was pleasantly surprised by how the author wrapped everything up. The end of the first book left me wanting to know more. Lisa Jewell certainly delivered with this sequel.

I’m used to books that change narrators and times, but this novel carries it to the extreme, making it very difficult to follow the timeline. There was a huge cast of characters, and even though I’d read the first and 2nd novels in the series there’s been a lot of time and lots of other novels in between those readings and this book. It’s not enjoyable to spend so much time confused. None of the characters are good people or likable, even though they experienced trauma in the past. For these reasons I give this novel just 2 stars and I cannot recommend reading this book. It’s a swing and a miss in my opinion.

Sequels almost always disappoint me. But this follow on to The Family Upstairs was almost perfect. I lived every page of it. EXCEPT the epilogue. It almost ruined the book for me. Almost. But not quite.

Loved Loved Loved this book. I could not put it down. Such a great sequel to The Family Upstairs. This book is a must!

Loved stepping back into the life of the Lamb children! I enjoy Lisa Jewel’s writing so much, and she once again sets out a mystery that pulls you into the story.

I read both book in a week and it was so worth it

I enjoyed it as much as I enjoyed part 1

I was so happy to revisit with these characters that I grew to care about from the first book. I enjoy Lisa Jewell’s writing style. I feel it was a nice send off to all of the characters.