Review: Gaslit

Gaslit by Megan Davidhizar
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Ella was planning a fun New Year’s Eve out with her friends when a migraine cancelled those plans.  After the migraine passes, she decides she is going to help her aunt by babysitting her cousin.  When she arrives at the house, the door is open, and she smells gas.  She calls 911 and tries to save as many as she can.  Ella is now recovering from this accident, but she notices holes in the investigation into the gas leak.  Her health also takes on a new form.  What really happened that night?

Gaslit is a stand-alone mystery with some personal drama thrown in.  Davidhizar did a good job leaving readers wondering who did what and why.  Some “mysteries” are resolved early on, while others leave readers looking forward to the end of the book.  Gaslit is a good escape read and could be completed in a weekend, too. 

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