When I read the synopsis, I thought that maybe this would be a good book. It is a mystery that involves Youtube, modern tech, and I'm guessing social media and its harms.
But it opens with the main character admitting that she isn't the one who killed her boyfriend. Now, granted, I do not read a lot of mystery books - but this book coming right out and saying there's a murder on page 1 just does not sit well.
I have two theories about where this book will end up already, and I hate that. I will probably never end up reading this book, I will probably never end up knowing which theory is correct - and while that should bother me, I have no desire to keep on reading, and the fact that I'll never know doesn't even register.
But it opens with the main character admitting that she isn't the one who killed her boyfriend. Now, granted, I do not read a lot of mystery books - but this book coming right out and saying there's a murder on page 1 just does not sit well.
I have two theories about where this book will end up already, and I hate that. I will probably never end up reading this book, I will probably never end up knowing which theory is correct - and while that should bother me, I have no desire to keep on reading, and the fact that I'll never know doesn't even register.