I really enjoyed this book. The main characters were believable and very likeable (especially surprising seeing as how one was a serial killer and the other kept covering up for her!) I loved the storyline, the background to explain their childhood and help to explain why they behave as they do. I liked the fact that the sisters were such close friends and that Ayoola would always call Korede when she needed help and knew that she could rely on her.
The writing style was fun, easy-to-read and captivating. I wanted to find out what would happen next. I loved that the chapters were short so you could always read onto the next easily.
I felt like I could relate to the characters (which is worrying!) but also meant that they felt more realistic. They didn’t seem like they were fictitious or caricatures but like they could be real people (who just happened to be doing not so nice things or covering up for someone they loved who did!)
I would find it interesting to know for how long Korede would cover for Ayoola and if there would be a point when she would feel enough was enough and stop her sister from killing people.
The writing style was fun, easy-to-read and captivating. I wanted to find out what would happen next. I loved that the chapters were short so you could always read onto the next easily.
I felt like I could relate to the characters (which is worrying!) but also meant that they felt more realistic. They didn’t seem like they were fictitious or caricatures but like they could be real people (who just happened to be doing not so nice things or covering up for someone they loved who did!)
I would find it interesting to know for how long Korede would cover for Ayoola and if there would be a point when she would feel enough was enough and stop her sister from killing people.