Kara, Jennica, Bill. I love how you dedicate each chapter to a character.
As you read about each character, you discover their identity.
However, the question arises when and how each character overlaps. Carla's character looks interesting. She is studying to become a lawyer, lives in a dormitory, and has to pay for tuition and accommodation. It gives you insight into their past. She seems to have had a difficult childhood, mainly taking care of her home and her mother. Jennica's character has no direction, but for a while she is introduced as a young girlfriend in her 20s who is on Tinder.
She is seen meeting one of the characters, Stephen. But wait, he's married to Regina and has dated Jennica in the past or present. Finally, the character of Bill is introduced as a loving father who takes care of his daughter. His wife apparently died after a short illness. Bill's chapter ends with him being interrogated by the police. He is being questioned in connection with the murders of Steven and Regina. This contradicts the way Bill is introduced as a loving father. I’m looking forward to reading this book and tying up the loose ends!
As you read about each character, you discover their identity.
However, the question arises when and how each character overlaps. Carla's character looks interesting. She is studying to become a lawyer, lives in a dormitory, and has to pay for tuition and accommodation. It gives you insight into their past. She seems to have had a difficult childhood, mainly taking care of her home and her mother. Jennica's character has no direction, but for a while she is introduced as a young girlfriend in her 20s who is on Tinder.
She is seen meeting one of the characters, Stephen. But wait, he's married to Regina and has dated Jennica in the past or present. Finally, the character of Bill is introduced as a loving father who takes care of his daughter. His wife apparently died after a short illness. Bill's chapter ends with him being interrogated by the police. He is being questioned in connection with the murders of Steven and Regina. This contradicts the way Bill is introduced as a loving father. I’m looking forward to reading this book and tying up the loose ends!