The Amateurs by Sara Shephard has been an suspenseful, engaging and utterly riveting series I have thoroughly enjoyed.
Following the riveting story of the Amateurs, a group of teenagers attempting to solve the murders of those close to them and uncover in big many more cases in the process, the series proves substantially better than Pretty Little Liars with a much deeper plot and higher calibre of writing.
The last novel in the series, Last Seen, uses the same elements of mystery and suspense as the others, keeping readers absolutely hooked, but also goes deeper, exploring aspects of criminal psychology through Brett, the man behind the murders who reveals his traumatic and abusive which spurred him down his vengeful path of crime. The final installment leaves the readers regarding morals, correlations between events and how do we judge the innocence of a person.
Following the riveting story of the Amateurs, a group of teenagers attempting to solve the murders of those close to them and uncover in big many more cases in the process, the series proves substantially better than Pretty Little Liars with a much deeper plot and higher calibre of writing.
The last novel in the series, Last Seen, uses the same elements of mystery and suspense as the others, keeping readers absolutely hooked, but also goes deeper, exploring aspects of criminal psychology through Brett, the man behind the murders who reveals his traumatic and abusive which spurred him down his vengeful path of crime. The final installment leaves the readers regarding morals, correlations between events and how do we judge the innocence of a person.