Nevertheless, I still really enjoyed the family drama/mystery and wasn’t overly upset that it was less thrilling than expected. I’m not sure if this is a regular Liane Moriarty thing, or if Apples Never Fall just came off differently than expected. There was also a chapter that unexpectedly was all about COVID, which felt completely out of place and like it was just thrown in at the last minute.Īs mentioned earlier, I did go into this thinking it was going to be more of a thriller, which it was not at all. The big “finale” happened and then there were still multiple chapters that didn’t add anything to the plot. On to things I didn’t love about the book. They were all so different but also had so many similarities that it got confusing keeping track of all their details. I will say, though, that I did have a tough time remembering who each sibling was. The siblings also had a very raw dynamic that felt realistic, and I really enjoyed. They were all described in such detail that they felt real, which helped tie everything together for me. The mix of family drama and mystery was super entertaining which resulted in me not being able to put the book down! The plot was very fun to read and kept me engaged and questioning what was going to happen throughout. I really enjoyed this book, but I’ll start by saying it was more of a mystery/family drama than a thriller. But suddenly Joy goes missing and the Delaney siblings face a hard dilemma: do they tell the police even though their father is the most obvious suspect?
But things take a turn for the worse, and what Stan and Joy thought would be the best years of their life, quickly become the most miserable.Īfter an unexpected visitor shows up at their door, things seem to be turning back around. After fifty years of marriage and all of their children leaving the nest, Stan and Joy decide to sell their tennis academy and start the golden years of their life.
Apples Never Fall is all about the Delany family, the parents, Stan and Joy, and their four children.
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