Thank you so much to Minotaur Books for the copy of this book in exchange for my review!
I went into this book without having read Sandie Jone’s first novel (unlike the rest of the world) so I had no idea what to expect or what I was getting myself into. I was not expecting all of the whip-lashing twists and turns and the constant guessing game of who’s right and who’s wrong.
The story is told from two different characters, Alice and Beth, and I’m glad that you got to hear the backstory with Beth and what was going on in the present tense with both of them. Parts of this book were completely predictable while other parts were throwing me for a loop. I thought I had everything figured out around page 108 but I was way wrong when the book threw another twist at me.
The dialogue between the characters kept me engaged in the story and I loved each of them for their own reasons, even the “bad” characters.
This is a very fast domestic thriller and I honestly finished it in less than 12 hours. I now feel like I need to pick up her first novel The Other Woman and devour that one as well!
I went into this book without having read Sandie Jone’s first novel (unlike the rest of the world) so I had no idea what to expect or what I was getting myself into. I was not expecting all of the whip-lashing twists and turns and the constant guessing game of who’s right and who’s wrong.
The story is told from two different characters, Alice and Beth, and I’m glad that you got to hear the backstory with Beth and what was going on in the present tense with both of them. Parts of this book were completely predictable while other parts were throwing me for a loop. I thought I had everything figured out around page 108 but I was way wrong when the book threw another twist at me.
The dialogue between the characters kept me engaged in the story and I loved each of them for their own reasons, even the “bad” characters.
This is a very fast domestic thriller and I honestly finished it in less than 12 hours. I now feel like I need to pick up her first novel The Other Woman and devour that one as well!