Official Review: You Say Goodbye by Keith Steinbaum

[Oyedeji Okikioluwa]

Wow! The storyline is breathtaking with awesome twists and plots. Sean seems like a great character and one to learn from. I will love to read this book. Nice review.

[Faithy_Goody_Star]

There's a way a book with several twists and a high level of suspense makes one feel. Discovering who actually killed Sean's girlfriend might be a surprising one.

[scaryeyes_25]

At the start of your review, I thought this was about music alone but as I read through this became something I want to solve. Thank you for a captivating review. Keep it up!

[The quiet book lover]

I think the book and I have different moral lines, so I’ll be passing on this one. That being said, I will also say, I like the author’s way with words and I think the story sounds intriguing.

[Verna Coy]

This book was a bit on the gruesome side for me, so I don’t plan to add it to my reading list. I like that the character development is so good, and that the few errors didn’t detract from the book’s rating. Thanks for a great review!

[B Sheila Holt]

After struggling to read through the sample pages without getting to upset, and all the tense action going on... Im not sure that I will continue reading it just yet, but
I came here to check out your review. Thank you for a very thorough job! You have detailed this story so well for us.

[Ochieng Omuodo]

Not my type of book this one, bit it seems well written, judging by the sample. Your warning about the graphic nature of the beginning is in order.

[evraealtana]

Eek, yikes. Suicide, murder, kids with cancer... too much for me. Thank you for your review, though, and congratulations on Book of the Day!

[FaithMO19]

I'm definitely going to read this! The plot is immersive and absolutely captivating. I'm curious about a lot of things really, who is this Beatles' song murderer?

[mrlefty0706]

You Say Goodbye is a novel written by Keith Steinbaum about a musician by the name of Sean Hightower, whose musical career has been going nowhere. He loved spending time with her and after one of his gigs he went home to find her naked, raped and dead with a bullet hole in her head. She had been raped and murdered by a serial killer, who has been called “The Beatles' Song Murderer”. This is because he leaves messages from Beatles' songs at his murder scenes.

Sean's father wants him to learn the car sales business and take over the dealership in a few years. Now, Sean has just found out that he probably has cancer. Thinking he has nothing to live for, he plans his suicide. Unexpectedly, he has a chance meeting with a little girl with cancer, Kayleigh, who lives next door. She has such an indomitable spirit and is struggling so hard to survive that he forgets about plans for suicide.

The official review really peaked my interest because of the twists and turns in the story and the link to Beatle songs. The official review was very good and I can see why this book deserves a 4 out of 4 stars.

[Jennifer Donovan Smith]

This suspenseful crime novel contains some very heavy topics that might make it difficult to read for some readers.

[Shrabastee Chakraborty]

This sounds like an incredible murder mystery with spinning twists. This book is right up my alley! Thanks for this awesome review!

[jaliper]

This sounds like a well-crime story with so much unexpected twists and turns. This is something I could read in one seating. Thank you for a great review.

[twinkle09]

This crime thriller draws in the reader from the very first page and keeps interested till the end. I liked Sean's character and Kayleigh's indomitable spirit. Thanks for the review!!

[Valkyrie9]

I started out thinking this would be another typical murder mystery, but the introduction of Kayleigh, the little girl with cancer, adds a whole new dimension to this book. With the overarching mystery and the well-developed characters, this book will have something to offer everyone. Thanks for the review!