I like how this book felt like part YA and part thriller. It was, ultimately, a murder mystery but with some twists along the way.
The Pine family really has gone through some major life-changing situations (their son was convicted for killing his girlfriend many years before)- and then they are found dead on vacation in Mexico. It’s up to the one remaining (alive and free) family member, Matt Pine, to try and figure out what happened - and why. Luckily, he has some really good friends and a badass FBI agent on his side to help him through.
I figured this one out as soon as the killer was introduced - it was really that easy for me to figure it out. I am really good at guessing, but in my mind, there was no other suspect. I didn’t waver once from my suspicion.
That didn’t make it less enjoyable, but it wasn’t very suspenseful because of it. I still really liked the story and especially enjoyed the before and after perspectives of several characters as well as snippets from the documentary about the murder and the Pine family.
The Pine family really has gone through some major life-changing situations (their son was convicted for killing his girlfriend many years before)- and then they are found dead on vacation in Mexico. It’s up to the one remaining (alive and free) family member, Matt Pine, to try and figure out what happened - and why. Luckily, he has some really good friends and a badass FBI agent on his side to help him through.
I figured this one out as soon as the killer was introduced - it was really that easy for me to figure it out. I am really good at guessing, but in my mind, there was no other suspect. I didn’t waver once from my suspicion.
That didn’t make it less enjoyable, but it wasn’t very suspenseful because of it. I still really liked the story and especially enjoyed the before and after perspectives of several characters as well as snippets from the documentary about the murder and the Pine family.