Alison Belsham is a triple threat writer, and I say that with all sincerity. Her writing style is imaginative , clever, and intricate. Lexi, the main character, is infused with realism. She’s a talented investigator, trained in profiling by the FBI, and now returns to her hometown to find herself embroiled in a heinous murder. It involves triplets, one of whom is still missing. Not only that it calls into Lexi’s memory her own abduction with her sisters from many years previous. Lexi’s professionalism cracks as the hours and then days trickle by, with no breaks in the case to find the third sister and Lexi’s new team running on empty. The turning point is the stunning appearance of Lexi’s sister Rose’s diary and then a mysterious drawing done by the investigator in Lexi’s abduction. There are a few glitches and head-scratchers left at the end of the book, but they are minor or perhaps other books answer the odds-and-ends??? If that’s the case, it’s also the reason I gave 4⭐️ instead of 5. I needed those answers to fulfill Lexi’s experience. With those answers missing, the ending fell a little flat when juxtaposed against the brilliance of the overall plot.

Excellent read. I had trouble putting it down. Definitely recommend.

I enjoyed team Lexi. A well developed story. I actually binged, in a day! Next book please. Hats off to Kahn, excellent proofreading.

The Girls On Chalk Hill, kept my interest and it was a really good book. This was my first book I read from Allison Belsham and I will check out her other books.

I got hooked right away and found it difficult to put down. I appreciate a good whodunit and this was certainly that! The writer did a good job of painting a picture with words and getting the audience to feel the characters emotions. I look forward to the next book in the series.

Great read. I couldn’t put it down.

Thrilling, honest, love the interaction between the police people, and the sisters. Enjoyed the training i.e. the difference between staging and posing as well as other technical terms.

This book was tight

Loved the book. It was very hard to put it down even though I normally don’t read books like this.

The story was fantastic and extremely sad. It had me in tears for all the loss. The investigation was slow going and frustrating at first. Once they figured out who’d done it, it was nail biting and fascinating.