This story struck me as more of a neighborhood drama rather than a thriller mystery.
The writing style describing the settings and the characters is very well done, and made reading this book very easy for me. The pace was steady, and kept me turning the pages.
The different POVs was jarring and difficult to keep with at the beginning of the book, but ended up being manageable. This allowed for more character study, but with so many characters, it was hard to flesh them all out fully. Also, most of the characters were selfish and unlikeable, which I believe was intentional, but which also made it hard for me to become really emotionally vested in them.
The twist was interesting, but I was ultimately unsatisfied with the end/epilogue, but that's because I prefer very concrete endings.
Overall, this was a fast and entertaining read, but wasn't much of a thriller.
The writing style describing the settings and the characters is very well done, and made reading this book very easy for me. The pace was steady, and kept me turning the pages.
The different POVs was jarring and difficult to keep with at the beginning of the book, but ended up being manageable. This allowed for more character study, but with so many characters, it was hard to flesh them all out fully. Also, most of the characters were selfish and unlikeable, which I believe was intentional, but which also made it hard for me to become really emotionally vested in them.
The twist was interesting, but I was ultimately unsatisfied with the end/epilogue, but that's because I prefer very concrete endings.
Overall, this was a fast and entertaining read, but wasn't much of a thriller.