Avery Greer and Sadie Loman are best friends who live in Lilliport in Maine. Every year there is an annual party where everybody attends. This year Sadie doesn't show and is shortly found dead. Her death is ruled as suicide but Avery thinks otherwise and needs to find out the truth.
The premise of the book appealed to me even though it's isn't anything new. This is the first time reading a book by this author for me and I quite enjoyed it.
The story goes back and forth from now, which is a year after the party and back to the events of the night of the party. The reader follows Avery as she uncovers what really happened. As like other thrillers Avery has to decide who she can trust as she goes along.
The story paced quite nicely and I really was invested in the story. At times I had my own suspicions but was totally wrong and didn't guess the who at the end. It did give the story that unexpected twist which for me can make or break a book.
Overall I enjoyed this read which didn't bore me and kept my interest. I will read more by this author in the future. Thank you to the publisher via Readers First for the opportunity to read and review the book.
The premise of the book appealed to me even though it's isn't anything new. This is the first time reading a book by this author for me and I quite enjoyed it.
The story goes back and forth from now, which is a year after the party and back to the events of the night of the party. The reader follows Avery as she uncovers what really happened. As like other thrillers Avery has to decide who she can trust as she goes along.
The story paced quite nicely and I really was invested in the story. At times I had my own suspicions but was totally wrong and didn't guess the who at the end. It did give the story that unexpected twist which for me can make or break a book.
Overall I enjoyed this read which didn't bore me and kept my interest. I will read more by this author in the future. Thank you to the publisher via Readers First for the opportunity to read and review the book.