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“Don’t Forget the Girl by Rebecca McKanna ” is a good book that you can read online or download to read it later. Before starting the reading or downloading, here is the summary of the book that you can read. We never remember the dead girls. We never forget the killers.Twelve years ago, 18-year-old University of Iowa freshman Abby Hartmann disappeared. Now, Jon Allan Blue, the serial killer suspected of her murder, is about to be executed. Abby’s best friends, Bree and Chelsea, watch as Abby’s memory is unearthed and overshadowed by Blue and his flashier crimes. The friends, estranged in the wake of Abby’s disappearance, and suffering from years of unvoiced resentments, must reunite when a high-profile podcast dedicates its next season to Blue’s murders.Tense and introspective, for readers of Megan Goldin and Heather Gudenkauf, Don’t Forget the Girl is an astonishing debut thriller that mines the complexities of friendship and the secrets between us that we may take to the grave.

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DON’T FORGET THE GIRL by Rebecca McKanna and narrated by Jennifer O’Donnell is a solid debut about the trauma of a friend missing and presumed dead.I wouldn’t call this one a thriller or even a typical suspense, but it is a suspenseful look at a trauma-filled friendship surrounding a serial killer and long held secrets.Abby, Bree, & Chelsea are a close trio of University of Iowa 18-year-olds when Abby goes missing. 12 years later, the countdown to the execution of a serial killer who was assumed to be Abby’s killer is looming and it brings Bree and Chelsea back to face their own demons about that night.
I will admit I had a hard time starting this one. The self-destructive effects of the characters in the “current” 2015 timeline didn’t win me over to their side. I held on, however and I am glad I did! This became a really fascinating look at the effects of trauma inside a friendship, the serial killer idolatry at the cost of the victims memory, and the costs of holding secrets. By the end, I really enjoyed this thoughtful examination of this culture.The audiobook was a bit hard to get going for me too. While O’Donnell did great reading this story, the 3 POV’s were not quite different enough in voice for me to catch at times. Fortunately, each chapter states one of the three names, so I got used to listening for that and it helped.