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My first book by this author and wow, it did not disappoint. I was drawn in immediately by the main character who was battling so many demons after her sister disappeared. I felt bad for her for probably 80% of the book. You’ll understand why I stopped feeling bad for her after you read this.
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It’s been awhile since I read The Perfect Marriage so I had forgotten some of the plot points and twists but dang, Miss Jeneva Rose knows how to write a good thriller. Even without rereading the first book I wasn’t at all confused going into the second one thanks to the little information tidbits sprinkled
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Wow, this was intense and immediately gripped me from the beginning. It was so fast-paced I flew through and couldn’t take my eyes off the pages. I loved all of the characters and the plot twists were great. This dealt with some pretty heavy topics but it was almost done in a nice way if
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4 Stars Wow, this book was intense. Megan Goldin’s other books have been kind of hit or miss for me but this was definitely a hit. I don’t think a thriller has freaked me out as much as this one did, the writing on her arms and hands and the memory loss got to me.
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5 Stars This was my first Darcy Coates that I actually finished and wow, my jaw was in hell for a majority of this book. The cover is what initially drew me in since I don’t read the synopsis of books and I thought it would be a perfect book to read during the month
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3 Stars I had higher than high hopes for this book. I have immensely enjoyed Kiersten White’s writing before and I’m a sucker for a horror novel, especially one involving an amusement park. This book unfortunately fell a little flat for me and didn’t give me the thrills and chills I was hoping for. “Come
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5 Stars This book was just as good as his first novel, full of suspense and lots of twists and turns. I know a lot of people have problems with this books but I honestly really enjoy them, they keep me entertained and the plot twists really do get to me. Lena’s estranged twin sister
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4 Stars I have massively enjoyed Sally Hepworth’s books in the past and this one was my favorite by far. She did an amazing job with the individual mental illnesses and portrayed them flawlessly and without them being problematic. I loved how both of the twin sisters in the books were both suffering from different
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3 Stars I’ve never read anything else by this author before so I have nothing to compare her writing to but the writing style wasn’t bad. Maybe I’m getting too old for the young adult variety of thrillers but this one was a little too out there and farfetched for me. I’m sure a teenager
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4 Stars My first book by this author that I’ve read and it definitely didn’t disappoint. This had so many gasping, jaw-dropping moments that kept my attention the whole time and had me desperate to know what was going to happen next. The story follows three different timelines; one follows Wylie in the current day
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