Dannii Elle's Reviews > Zero Days

I believe I state this in every review for books written by this author but I'm going to say it again here anyway. I can always trust in Ruth Ware to deliver me an unputdownable storyline! I eat up her thrillers in ways I do with very few others authors in this genre (Riley Sager and Alex Michaelides are the only others that come to mind right away) and will autobuy every new release as I know I will enjoy certain aspects about the story even if I don't gel with everything. I was once again proven correct, here.

Zero Days introduces the reader to Jack. She is already on the wrong side of the law and the prime suspect in her husband, Gabe's, murder. She evades the law, goes on the run, and attempts to use her skills to clear her name and find the true culprit for who ended the life of the man she loved.

This was a wild and crazy ride that had my heartbeat racing just as much as Jack's was. I thought I was going to be let down as I guessed at one of the reveals pretty early on in the story but this was then discovered by Jack herself, only pages later, and a new adventure embarked upon.

The conclusion left me with tears in my eyes at the bittersweet ending and I felt the full range of emotions preceding this, as Jack used all of her strength and wits to defeat her many, many foe.