Very interesting I called the ending in the beginning but still very good...

I enjoyed this book, an easy relaxing time spent without having to waste too much energy trying to sort out the characters. It was rather obvious how it was going to end from the beginning but that didn't spoil my enjoyment and I was relieved that it didn't drag on with a load of unnecessary padding like some of my recent reads. I will look out for more of this author's work..

Predictable and rather tedious.

Very interesting, I enjoy the connection of the characters. The narration was great.

First of all, I genuinely thought this was a YA book with how basic the plot line was, predictability of the story and lack of character development. The "shocking twist" was utterly predictable and not shocking in the least. This is in no way a psychological thriller. Like I said, the plot was extremely basic and the dialogue was oversimplified and boring. This book is good for a 13-17 year old, but is too simplistic and predicable for an experienced reader. If you are looking for a book with a similar concept but MUCH better, I would recommend "The Deep End of the Ocean" by Jacquelyn Mitchard.

I was kept in suspense through even though I suspected who was behind it !

It was good for a free book. A little basic and predictable but an easy listen while doing errands and adulting. Narrators were pleasant.

This book threw me for 6. Topic freaked me out. I had to stop twice. BUT. I'm glad I kept going. The multiple points of view spoken between male and female voices was brilliant.

slow and annoying narration, no character development, predictable story.

I greatly enjoyed this story. Mystery tied in with drama, always a good combo