I really enjoyed how Lena was trying to piece together what really happened with Chambry. Told through past and present storylines, we catch glimpses into Chambry's death and her twin sister's mission to figure out what really happened, because Chambry would never commit suicide. It was very fast paced and surprisingly suspenseful considering most of the story takes place on a bridge along a closed down route. Trigger warnings to consider: suicide, murder, death, graphic gory scenes, wildfires. I absolutely loved No Exit, so when I saw this as a Read Now selection, I had to grab it. ✨ you’re looking for a fast, suspenseful read that will totally suck you in ✨ you don’t mind a good amount of violence and gore I read the majority of this book on a flight and it was so engrossing. This is a bit more gory than the thrillers I typically read but I didn’t mind it. This is one of the most suspenseful thrillers I’ve read in a long time, and I really admire Adams’ ability to carry that level of interest throughout the entire book. Lena heads to Montana from her Washington home to confront the cop who found Cambry, convinced he holds the key to Cambry’s demise. Her twin, Cambry, drove off the semifamous Hairpin Bridge in Montana three months ago, and Lena refuses to accept that her twin committed suicide. Lena Nguyen is determined to piece together the last moments of her twin sister’s life.

Thanks to Netgalley and Joffee Books for an advance review copy of “Hairpin Bridge.” I regularly crave very dark, suspenseful thrillers, and this one definitely hit the spot.

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