An exciting read. Took me a little bit to get into and then it's full of tension, suspense and action right to the end.

This is book 3 in the Frankie Elkin series but it's the first one I've read. I'd say it can be read as a standalone.

Frankie is a recovering alcoholic who specialises in finding missing persons. She's not part of the police or any official channel. Just an obsessive person.

Her latest case is finding the sister of a death row Serial killer known as the 'Beautiful Butcher'. This takes her away to an island off the coast of Hawaii.

I quite enjoyed this book although I wanted more of the Butcher. Definitely going back to read book 1 & 2 before book 4.

Another triumph for this writer!
A gut puncher of a thriller. The main character is in other books but this can still be read as a standalone.
Like psychos in books?
Like death row in books?
Like a bizarre twist on the above?
You have a great treat ahead.
The serial killer is a major part of this story and has only 3 weeks before her death. This is what makes the story so interesting. She’s not denying anything. And she wants something completely unexpected….

I hadn't read the previous two books in the Frankie Elkin series before picking up this third instalment, but this didn't hamper my enjoyment of the story. I'm sure it will be worth going back to find them though!

I loved the description of the back to basics eco-friendly island setting, but I'm not sure how long I would've lasted there - perilous plot developments or not!

Frankie came across as a feisty main character and, like I said, I will be looking out for the earlier books in the series.

Thanks to the author, publisher, and NetGalley for the ARC of this book.

Diving into a series by starting with the third book is always a gamble, but Still See You Everywhere managed to hold its ground as a standalone. I never felt lost or like I’d missed crucial details, so kudos to Lisa Gardner for crafting a story that’s accessible even to latecomers like me.

The book starts off quite slowly—so much so that I almost considered setting it aside. However, I’m glad I stuck with it because once the story picked up, it kept me engaged. There were moments that genuinely caught me by surprise, injecting some much-needed energy into the narrative. On the flip side, a few plot points felt a little too convenient, but somehow, it didn’t detract from my overall enjoyment.

Lisa Gardner’s writing shines in her ability to balance twists with emotional depth, and while this book may not become a personal favourite, it’s one I thoroughly enjoyed. Fans of suspenseful mysteries with layered characters will likely appreciate this one, even if it doesn’t quite reach the top tier of Gardner’s works.

A good thriller that keeps you hooked with the twists and turns. I haven’t read the other books in Frankie’s series but she seems like a complex character early on, but she dives head on to take a case to find a missing woman who is the sister of a serial killer. Taking her first plane ride ever to a remote island where things are not as they seem. Once the action starts, the book keeps you hooked and I didn’t see the ending coming with the twists.
Enjoyed this book very much!

I haven’t read any of the other books in this series but I will be doing now! This was an amazing story, utterly gripping, twists and turns and and ending I didn’t see coming. Utterly brilliant.

I enjoyed being back with Frankie for another missing person case. This time the kidnapped younger sister of a female serial killer currently on death row.

I liked that we saw the aftermath of the previous book in Frankie's behaviour and mannerisms and enjoyed the way the story unfolded.

I found the side characters to be as interesting and engaging as in the previous books in this series and hope there is more to come for Frankie.

Having previously read few books by Lisa, I knew I was going to enjoy this book, i read this book in less than a week as couldn’t put it down, would recommend it to others.

Lovely introduction to a new author for me, great standalone read although 3rd in the series and I’ve got the others on my TBR pile. Great vacation read, thought the plot was a little WOAH at times but a fun read nevertheless.

So good to be reading another Frankie Elkin story.
Each one of the books in this series has been unique and fascinating, made all the better because Frankie Elkin is a brilliant character who has her own demons to fight whilst searching for missing people.

This one is twisty and deviously plotted and I didn't quite get the outcome correct. The supporting characters were beautifully drawn and added humour and wit to the narrative.
The setting in an island off the Hawaiian coast should have been idyllic, but ... well, you know? ... murder, mayhem and deceit!
I don't think I'll be able to look at a crab in quite the same way again.
Loved it!

Sadly wasn’t for me! Read the first few chapters but it didn’t grab me! I really wanted to love it but I don’t think the writing was for me. Thank you for the arc tho!

Thank you Netgalley, Random House UK, Cornerstone | Century and Lisa Gardner for the eArc of Still See You Everywhere..

This is the 3rd book of the Frankie Elkins series and Ive read this as a standalone which has been fine. Frankie Elkins searches for missing persons and usually in cold cases. In this 3rd book, she is sent to look for a serial killers sister.

I really enjoyed reading/listening to this book and will be hunting out more of Frankie Elkins as well as other Lisa Gardner books. I really enjoyed her writing style and character building. It's both captivating, atmospheric and gripping which kept the pages turning.

I also listened to the audio version in which Hillary Huber does a superb job narrating this book. A pleasure to listen to.

4 stars

An eventful book. I love Frankie Elkin - she is a character that keeps me gripped. This is a series that I look forward to.

A really enjoyable thriller by Lisa Gardner. Off the back of this, I’d like to read the other books in the same series.

A decent enough thriller in an unusual location. Story was OK but characterisation rather shallow in my opinion.

Out of the series so far, this was my least favourite, I’m not sure if it’s because of the setting? I have listened to the first two books, so will try this as a audiobook and review on my bookstagram as that will hopefully make me enjoy it more.

This is the third installment in the Frankie Elkin series and I was so pleased when I saw it was available on Netgalley. I loved this new book as much as the others and can't wait for the fourth installment.

Was a great read. Love a missing person story and the main character was really interesting. I enjoyed it and would recommend.

This book was a great read. I didn't realise this was the third book in a series and although I haven't read the first two books, I was able to follow along with the story without getting confused or jumbled. I would like to go back and read the first two books. Thank you to NetGalley and Lisa Gardner for the opportunity to read and review this book.