How to Kill Your Best Friend - Lexie Elliott
I received an advance review copy for free thanks to NetGalley and Atlantic Books and I am leaving this review voluntarily
Georgie, Lissa, and Bronwyn have been inseparable since dominating their college swim team; swimming has always been an escape from their own problems, but now their shared passion has turned deadly. How can it be true that Lissa, the strongest swimmer they know, drowned? Granted, there is something strange about Kanu Cove, where Lissa was last seen, swimming off the coast of the fabulous island resort she owned with her husband.
This book is told in alternating chapters by Bronwyn and Georgie. Everyone in the group seems to have a secret to hide. I very much enjoyed the mystery of this book, but in places I felt like the story was moving a little too slowly.
This book is a wild ride, filled with mind games and surprise. All of the characters are well-developed, and the action mostly comes in the second half of the book but nevertheless this is still a book for you to get lost in if you enjoy physiological thrillers.
Rating 4/5
I received an advance review copy for free thanks to NetGalley and Atlantic Books and I am leaving this review voluntarily
Georgie, Lissa, and Bronwyn have been inseparable since dominating their college swim team; swimming has always been an escape from their own problems, but now their shared passion has turned deadly. How can it be true that Lissa, the strongest swimmer they know, drowned? Granted, there is something strange about Kanu Cove, where Lissa was last seen, swimming off the coast of the fabulous island resort she owned with her husband.
This book is told in alternating chapters by Bronwyn and Georgie. Everyone in the group seems to have a secret to hide. I very much enjoyed the mystery of this book, but in places I felt like the story was moving a little too slowly.
This book is a wild ride, filled with mind games and surprise. All of the characters are well-developed, and the action mostly comes in the second half of the book but nevertheless this is still a book for you to get lost in if you enjoy physiological thrillers.
Rating 4/5