Korede’s sister is a serial killer – that’s what they call you after 3 murders. A beautiful, fascinating serial killer who can’t help but draw a man into her clutches.
Absolutely not what I expected for the ending! Insane!
Such an easy read: short chapters that kept the narrative going, only ‘important’ information shared, and short in terms of size (just over 200 pages). I adored the concept and Braithwaite’s writing is incredible!
There are a few things drip fed in about the past, but only the things Korede (the narrator – first person) decides to tell the reader. This slow feed of information kept me hooked; I needed to know more. I still don't think we know everything about the past and what prior actions led to the current events, but that kept the mystery and intrigue alive.
Due to the size of the book, I managed to finish it in about 2 hours so it is the perfect novel for someone wanting to start reading/explore different genres.
Absolutely not what I expected for the ending! Insane!
Such an easy read: short chapters that kept the narrative going, only ‘important’ information shared, and short in terms of size (just over 200 pages). I adored the concept and Braithwaite’s writing is incredible!
There are a few things drip fed in about the past, but only the things Korede (the narrator – first person) decides to tell the reader. This slow feed of information kept me hooked; I needed to know more. I still don't think we know everything about the past and what prior actions led to the current events, but that kept the mystery and intrigue alive.
Due to the size of the book, I managed to finish it in about 2 hours so it is the perfect novel for someone wanting to start reading/explore different genres.