Would love to hear other peoples thoughts on this. This is a giant, missed plot hole and the author forgot that she wrote in that Dakota undid all the escape measures Juno originally did and Juno just got stuck or was too injured from the chase and couldn't get out of the crawlspace in the first place.Įither way, it didn't make a lot of sense to me. Winnie gets out of the crawlspace, turns off the alarm, moves the chair, and opens the door to alert the neighbors but then goes back into the crawlspace to write her apology note and die? Naomi Krupitsky’s ‘The Family’ is a Mafia tale with a unique perspective Review by Diana Abu-Jaber Novemat 7:00 a.m. Juno manages to undo the deadbolt, but not move the chair or turn off the alarm before he comes back after her. Tarryn Fisher's latest thriller, 'The Wrong Family' (Graydon House, 336pp., out of four), is the perfect book for readers when one shocking plot twist is not nearly enough. Much like the social-media perfect families that capture adoration, Winnie and Nigel Crouch live in a stately Seattle home. However, the last Juno chapter very clearly states that Juno left the house, leaving the door open, but is then drug back in by Dakota, where he shuts, deadbolts, and slides a chair in front of the door. In real life, some of these families are probably just as troubled as the one depicted in The Wrong Family, Tarryn Fisher’s end-of-2020 release. Winnie is told that the door was open, she was cut loose, and the alarm was off. What bothers me about this is that it makes no sense with the other details at the end of the book. Presumably she shot him and she died of natural causes. So at the end of this book, Juno is found dead in the crawlspace with Dakota. From the wickedly dark mind of best-selling author Tarryn Fisher, The Wrong Family is a taut new thriller that’s riddled with twists in all the right places. Ok I just really need to talk about the ending of this book. Tarryn Fishers latest thriller, 'The Wrong Family' (Graydon House, 336pp., ½ out of four), is the perfect book for readers when one shocking plot twist is not nearly enough.

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