*Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for this arc in exchange for my honest review*

A great thriller - I would recommend it!

Ooh, lots of twists in this engaging book! Suspenseful, with nicely drawn characters, enjoyed this one!

Thank you Netgalley and Atria Books for the ARC!

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for providing me with an advance copy of Have You Seen Her by Catherine McKenzie in exchange for my honest review and opinion. This is an absolutely fantastic psychological thriller that keeps you guessing until the very end. I loved the writing style and easy to read story line. I am very much a fan of Catherine McKenzie and can't wait to read more by her in the coming future.

Great twists in this book! I didn’t see them coming. I enjoyed the story, found the characters to be interesting, and loved the ending!

This was the second book I've read by Catherine McKenzie and it certainly won't be my last! I loved this book and all the different stories of the characters. A slow burn for sure but I loved every second of it!

This was not for me. The story was kinda slow and I couldn't connect with the characters at all. I was hoping for something different

This book was hard for me to get into and even harder to follow. A lot of back and forth between characters. This is the first book that I couldn't finish. I hope other readers had a better reading experience than I did.

Have You Seen Her just had this great suspense thriller vibe, well-developed characters, and a fairly realistic motive( can I write that?🤔🤣). The greatest thing about a C.M. novel is that even when I feel like her novel is a "limited series", as a reader her characters always make me think "potential season 2 option."

the talented Catherine McKenzie explores deep themes of trauma and revenge against the dangerous, atmospheric backdrop of Yosemite National Park. Full throttle action mingles with dark secrets and hidden agendas in a gripping thrill ride full of hairpin turns and jaw-dropping twists. You’ll devour this in one sitting — I know I did!

I actually did not like the writing style of this. It just wasn't something I enjoyed and while I tried it and wanted to like it, it ended up falling flat for me.

This book had the potential to be so good, it had a good story line upon which it was built and I liked the ending, but it just wasn't that suspenseful to me. I also cringed at the political undertones, it was definitely something I could have done without. Definitely not one of my favorites and it was a slow read, but I finished it.

Have You Seen Her is such a unique thriller, and I loved the different perspectives, timelines, and characters. I was shocked by the twist, and I was excited that I didn't see it coming! Also, the storyline with Jada and Jim felt very strongly inspired by Gabby Petito's tragic murder, which was a bittersweet reminder of a sad real life thriller that ended in the worst possible way. This is my first exposure to Catherine McKenzie's work, and I look forward to reading more of her stuff! I recommend Have You Seen Her for anyone who loves thrillers and doesn't mind one that's on the slow burn side.

Just as I've loved all of Catherine McKenzie's past novels, I've absolutely loved this one.

Have You Seen Her follows a woman on the run from her past set against the backdrop of Yosemite National Park.

Cassie is running from her old life in New York City, equipped with a burner phone and a new job at Yosemite National Park. After ten years, she’s rejoining the Search and Rescue team. She becomes friendly with a group of seasonal workers and summer vacationers. But Cassie is not the only one running from her past. And the past will eventually catch up with them.

This atmospheric thriller has two timelines. It includes a mix of Cassie’s point of view, along with journal entries, Instagram posts, and YouTube transcripts. In typical Catherine McKenzie style, Have You Seen Her was packed full of deeply hidden secrets, unexpected twists, and ever increasing tension. I really liked the dual plot lines.

This book was just ok. it was really slow and not very much happened honestly. I'm starting to think catherine mckenzie is not for me

loved the twists i didn’t see coming, but it was kinda tough getting there. a bit slow paced. love this author though!!!

The writer was really good and it kept me really entertained throughout the book but one thing that made it less enjoyable was the fact the characters lacked dept.

The writing is solid, creating a vivid atmosphere, but the plot is a mix of captivating moments and predictability. Characters are well-developed, though some lack depth. Pacing fluctuates, making it a decent but not outstanding read.

This thriller was incredibly atmospheric, and that is something I enjoyed a lot about it from. It was interesting to read about this character escaping her life from NYC and going 0ut west for a job. I enjoyed it because I felt like the author was placing me there at Yosemite.

I was so excited for this setting, hoping for an atmospheric thriller. The setting was great. If I was rating for the setting alone it would be 5 stars. Honestly, love a thriller in a national park. Unfortunately the plot fell flat for me. I guessed the big twist and didn’t enjoy the romance aspect for a woman who was running from her past relationship. Overall just didn’t enjoy enough to recommend to anyone else.

Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the eARC.

This story is told in first person by Cassie, labeled “now” and “then”; social media posts and comments by Jada; and writing journal entries by Petal. The book starts off with a “now” that’s very gripping, a daring helicopter rescue and a dead body. Then we’re led back in time following the stories of these three women and how they all came to be in Yosemite this summer.

The story quickly establishes a pattern that gives the three women and their stories a common thread. I really enjoyed Cassie’s storyline and depth of character from exploring her past and loss in her previous stint at the park to her current storyline and why she has returned. I admit that at times I was annoyed for her story to be interrupted by journal entries and annoying hashtag posts. Jada was “that” tourist doing stupid things in the park, ignoring park rules then complaining to social media about the consequences. And also needing to be rescued for bad choices.

I did wish that there had been more details and highlights of the rescues that Cassie and her coworkers Ben, Gareth and Mia performed along with their boss, Jenny. That was probably my favorite part of the story. I didn’t see where this one was going at first, but I found the overall arc of it a bit disappointing but benefitting the thriller aspect.

Recommended to thriller lovers that enjoy watching a woman who’s made questionable choices in the past take charge of her life and be a badass member of a search and rescue team.

Thank you to NetGalley and Atria Books for a copy provided for an honest review.