I listened to this book, so my review is based on the audio version narrated by Kristen Sieh. The narrative is nice, Kristen does a great job with this book.
Throughout the novel you learn about The Players and their backstories, how they became the cliquey seniors they are. Jill, the main protagonist, receives a text message with information about Shaila's death three years ago. From there, the story flows and I was captivated pretty quickly.
I laughed out loud at some of the things the characters said to each other, typically High School antics. I found it enjoyable, but not much chill-factor being labelled as a thriller. It's more of a light mystery, I feel.
I was quite intrigued by the whole story. I will definitely have to read a physical copy at some point.
Throughout the novel you learn about The Players and their backstories, how they became the cliquey seniors they are. Jill, the main protagonist, receives a text message with information about Shaila's death three years ago. From there, the story flows and I was captivated pretty quickly.
I laughed out loud at some of the things the characters said to each other, typically High School antics. I found it enjoyable, but not much chill-factor being labelled as a thriller. It's more of a light mystery, I feel.
I was quite intrigued by the whole story. I will definitely have to read a physical copy at some point.