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I am not one that likes to leave bad reviews. With that being said I will not love every book I read, and it is that fact that makes reading so amazing. What may have been uninteresting to me will be the next persons top read of the year.

Like Mother, Like Daughter was far too slow and was unable to continue to carry my interest. I lost my way about halfway in and found it difficult to enjoy this mystery. Too slow, and too boring of characters for me,

A solid thriller with a twist I didn't see coming! I thoroughly enjoyed this one with merging timelines and dual POVs. Very solidly told, good character development with a fun, fast paced plot.

This book really spoke to me in a lot of ways. I have two daughters myself, and my relationship with my mother has been strained in a lot of ways. There are numerous other little things as well, but those are the two most prominent ones.

This book follows Katrina and her daughter Cleo. There are many other supporting "main" characters, but the book is told from their perspectives. There are many moving parts and key players and ideas in this book so it kept me guessing from the time Cleo found a bloody mess at her mom's when she comes over for dinner. This is a great book for someone is looking for a literal whodunit type story.

Thank you Knopf and NetGalley for the eARC of Like Mother, Like Daughter. All opinions in this review are my own.

I've read Reconstructing Amelia by the same author years ago and really liked it so I was looking forward to reading this thriller. Unfortunately, Like Mother, Like Daughter was a miss for me. I felt like there were almost too many red herrings in it so that when the truth was finally revealed, it didn't have the shock factor it should have because there wasn't enough to tie it to the story.

This was a pretty good book and I enjoyed it. The end felt a little anticlimactic, if just felt like there could be so much more. However, I was hooked from beginning to end!

I thought this book might be like Pieces of Her by Karin Slaughter. In the synopsis, the daughter is uncovering her mother’s secret life after she disappears. But the similarities between the two books don’t go too much further than that. It is a really fun thriller and mystery, though.

I often got annoyed at Clio, the daughter, with how she acts towards her mom. But maybe that’s just because I’m a mom 😆. And maybe for that same reason is why I liked Katrina the mother.

I felt like as soon as I started this book, I was sucked in, and I hated having to put it down. I loved that besides dual POVs, there were dual timelines (including old diary entries), plus transcripts of Clio’s sessions with a psychologist, and case notes from a lawsuit against a pharmaceutical company. With so many possible suspects and angles, it wasn’t exactly an easy one to solve.

Overall, a fun read to keep you on your toes.

Fantastic!! This book kept me up way past my bedtime because I just had to know what happened next!!

This was so so good! I did skim a little when it dragged but the twists were great and it was really hard to put down!

Definitely recommend for thriller lovers!

Katrina is missing. Her daughter has come home from college only to find a bloody shoe and no known location as to where her mom is
Her dad is acting strange. Seems he's trying to pry money from her mom that was inherited and doesn't belong to him. Only 3 million.
Katrina is a lawyer, and her clients are big pharmaceutical companies that have provided a drug that caused defects in babies, but the drug has remained on the market
Katrina has proof that these companies do not want to be released
So many people could be the cause of Katrina's disappearance

Like Mother, Like Daughter is the new book by Kimberly McCreight who wrote Reconstructing Amelia, a book I loved.

I enjoyed this new book as it is one part mystery and one part Mother/Daughter literary fiction. As the story unfolds, we learn more about the backstories of both Mother and Daughter (Cleo and Kat) and ultimately the pieces fall together with some good twists and surprises.

Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for an advance copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. Like Mother, Like Daughter is available now.

Like Mother Like Daughter was an impressive tapestry of different perspectives, timelines, and characters. I really enjoyed the ways that the relationship between Cleo and Kat were uncovered and grew throughout the novel. Definitely will recommend!

Intrigued by this story of a Mother and her daughter from the 1st page until the last. Not the ending I was expecting! Secrets, lots of secrets, both Mother and Daughter have them. I will look for more books by this author.

Like Mother, Like Daughter is a thriller novel about a mother and daughter who both have secrets that could ruin the other. Kat is a lawyer in New York City who fixes situations for a living but is having a hard time keeping her own past fixed. She goes missing and daughter Cleo will stop at nothing to find her. Cleo has her own issues with a drug dealer ex boy friend and ex best friend problems.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. The ending surprised me and not where I thought the book was heading. This is the second book I have read by this author and I absolutely would read her again.

This book has so much to offer--mother-daughter drama, a mysterious disappearance, and a dark, unexpected twist. Definitely worth a read!

Cleo is shocked when she finds out her mum hasn't been fully honest. And then she goes missing. I was all geared up for this book as the synopsis sounded fantastic. Sadly it ended up just being okay for me. I didn't love it nor did I hate it. The story was good and I finished it but I was hoping for more of the wow factor. Don't take my word for it though as there are many fantastic reviews for this one. I hope you love it too!

Like Mother, Like Daughter by Kimberly McCreight was a mystery suspense while peeling back the layers of relationships. When Katrina vanishes leaving behind a bloody shoe and dinner burning, her daughter Cleo realizes that she may not know her mother at all.

Told through alternating viewpoint both before and after her disappearance, McCreight deftly weaves the story of Kat's childhood and her relationship with Cleo. As a parent, I understood Kat's attempts to protect her daughter. As a daughter, I understood the myopic lens that children view their parents.

Throughout the story, the mystery of what happened to Kat was told so well, laying out the options and ending with something that made sense yet still was somehow surprising. Fantastic storytelling and character development with enough clues to make this a true whodunit. I thoroughly enjoyed it, recommend it, and look forward to more from Kimberly McCreight.

Like Mother, Like Daughter is a thriller described as “a love story about a mother and daughter who are determined to save each other”

Cleo, an NYU student arrives home for a visit with her mother Kat to find her missing, having left behind her shoe and a pool of blood. Cleo is left to work through her mother’s past to uncover what truly happened, and hopefully repair their relationship along the way.

Growing up, my mother and I did not have the best relationship but as I became an adult and had a family of my own we became closer than I ever thought was possible. We both have a love for reading, so I was very intrigued by a thriller revolving around a mother and daughter with a strained relationship.

Personally, I was kind of disappointed by this book. I had high hopes for it but it kind of fell flat. It felt like a plot that had so much potential to be unique and different, but ended up being pretty average.

If you’re looking for a domestic thriller that feels wholesome then I think this book is perfect.

Many thanks to NetGalley and Knopf, Pantheon, Vintage, and Anchor for providing me with an eARC of Like Mother, Like Daughter in exchange for my honest review!

This is a solid read that offers up a mix of mystery thrills and dysfunctional family drama. While I don't find it to be particularly groundbreaking with its execution, it still succeeds at guiding me through the twists and turns of Cleo and Kat's dynamic. The plotting can be slow sometimes during the first two acts, but it amps up quite a bit during the third act and reaches a satisfying conclusion.

Overall, I'm officially rating Like Mother, Like Daughter three out of five stars. I'll keep an eye out for more of Kimberly McCreight's work.

I was so excited to get this book! There’s definitely a lot going on from the minute Chloe finds her mother missing. I enjoyed a lot of aspects of this book, so so many twists. The problem with this is that sometimes there is just too much going on! I was really torn, probably 3 stars for this one. I didn’t really care for any of the characters but the twists and turns kept me going!

Cleo comes over to visit with her Mom but her Mom is missing and there is blood on the floor. Where is her mother and is she alive or dead?
I found this book very intriguing. Definitely a must.
Thanks to the publisher Knopf and to Netgalley for the ARC.