Official Review: Pearl River Mansion by Richard Schwartz [2020 Book of the Year, based on your votes!]

[Chioma Nnozirim]

This book played with my emotions, in a good way. Just when I thought that things were figured out, BOOM plot change. The author has done a great job in throwing you off the trail. It is a book filled with twists, turns, murder, abuse and family drama. Be prepared to go on a roller coaster.

[Virginia Lee]

After reading the review I would definitely read this book it sounds like something I would read and couldn't put down.

[Umesh Bhatt]

Thrillers dealing with family secrets and other matters specific to a family evoke interest in the readers. After reading this review I am feeling to keep that book in my want to read category and hopefully I will go through that at a later time.

[Hemant Bind]

'm pretty interested in books with some crime and mysterious plot like that one, so this one seems intriguing even if some parts are really brutal

[Hamail Naz]

An extremely powerful story.Thank you for the Review .I like thrillers with secrets and with twisted Stories . Good Review.

[RanaW]

I came upon Pearl River Mansion when hunting for a book that would keep me engaged at such a period, and I must tell that this book is extremely intriguing. I finished it in three days. Characters are fantastic. The writing is fantastic! You will dislike one or two of these people and, on the other hand, admire a humble character that the world desperately needs more of. True love is doing what is right without regard for publicity or monetary gain. A lesson our world sorely needs is to be veiled in the giving of great love. It should be replicated and multiplied. We are all to be the world's guardians for the children. Impactful. I'm so delighted I found across this.

[Olwethu Mabhayi]

what happened to Rachel sounds like a sinister and scary scenario, Thank you for the great review .

[Joseph Mukhange]

This book shows how much things can turn up and you can't do nothing about it. Losing the one you love because of what the law recommends, or maybe cause you can't afford to take care of the one you love it really hurts. Briefly this book is about crime and love.

[Fawwaz M]

Oh This is kinda good. Almost like a movie and I loved it, I like scenes an all that. Thank you for the review

[glento toppy]

This sounds like it will suck you in, I love crime thrillers premise it sounds scary scenario what happened to Rachel, I like secrets unraveled in various twist it's just interesting reading this book I just love everything about it

[Nwadinso Okoro]

Rachael seems to be a special, and I say this because lfthw clash between the two parties trying to claim guardian over here. I would love to read this book so as to know how the story ended. Thanks for your review.

[oliver alien]

What an intriguing wrongdoing spine chiller premise! What befalls Rachel seems like an evil and terrifying situation that is ideally suited for any individual who appreciates spine chiller books. Joan likewise seems like an extraordinary opposing person.

[Ansar Abbas 4]

According to me ! it speaks very highly of a writer when they can captivate a reader’s attention for so many pages. Wonderfull review!

[zinhle hlophe 1]

I admire the truth within the story, how it hid no shade based on child abuse. It honestly vacuumed my concentration levels in reading it. I really enjoyed the book.

[Farhan Tarar]

This one sounds like it will suck you in! It's great to realize that the 500-page responsibility is definitely justified. In a general public where we're continually getting data quicker and quicker, and rundowns are getting more limited and more limited, I think it talks exceptionally of an essayist when they can enthrall a peruser's consideration for such countless pages. Extraordinary audit!