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Friday, October 2, 2020

I Know What I Saw by S.K. Sharp

Nicola was gifted with an extraordinary memory, but was it a gift?


Things vividly popped up from her past with details that would have been totally forgotten by most.


​​After 37 years, a body is found, and Nicola is asked to remember what happened that night since her ex husband is accused.  


He needs her for an alibi.​​  She is not sure her recollection will free him, but she told what she remembered whether the police believe her or not.


​​I KNOW WHAT I SAW went back and forth from Nicola’s life as a teenager to today’s investigation.​​


I thought the teenage chapters were a bit too much and not that interesting, but even the current-day chapters were not that enticing.  ​​


The book was actually a bit confusing as to who the characters were and how they were related.​​


The story line was good, but it would have been better had it not dragged out so much even though the background information was necessary. ​​


Hinting that Nicola didn’t tell everything to the police kept me going along with wanting to know what really happened to Declan’s father that night and who the killer was.​​


​​I still can’t give it a higher rating even though it got good around 80%. 


It just took too long to get there. 3/5​


This book was given to me by the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.



5 comments:

  1. Thanks for stopping.

    Happy Weekend Reading!!

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  2. I almost took this one but changed my mind. Very nice review.

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    1. Thanks about my review, and thanks for your comment, Linda.

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  3. Oh, too bad about the confusing elements.

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    1. It was a very good story line, but confusing.

      Thanks for your comment, Laurel.

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