I really enjoyed this book. I didn't know what to expect, but the blurb hooked me in, and I found that I couldn't put it down.
The structure was really engaging and I loved the movement of the story. How it flicked backwards and forward between present day and the past with the girls' father.
I did feel worried for Korede though, as it is clear that Ayoola is very manipulative. This cane through in the accusations Tade made about Korede's treatment of her sister. I wouldn't put it past Ayoola that if it came to it, she would allege that Korede was to blame for all of the murders. She was after all a willing accomplice in disposing of the evidence, and has made these choices willingly, so isn't without guilt.
I would read this book again, I would recommend it to others to read, and I would seek out more books by the same author.
The structure was really engaging and I loved the movement of the story. How it flicked backwards and forward between present day and the past with the girls' father.
I did feel worried for Korede though, as it is clear that Ayoola is very manipulative. This cane through in the accusations Tade made about Korede's treatment of her sister. I wouldn't put it past Ayoola that if it came to it, she would allege that Korede was to blame for all of the murders. She was after all a willing accomplice in disposing of the evidence, and has made these choices willingly, so isn't without guilt.
I would read this book again, I would recommend it to others to read, and I would seek out more books by the same author.