Oh wow, that is a good start!
After reading just a few chapters thanks to @readersfirst I was very looking forward to know what had happened to Nicole!. I sort of needed to know what happened to her and who is behind her murder.
I love when books are told by the journalist' perspective (Fiona Barton books, for instance). I thinks journalists have a different and nicer, albeit very nosy way of solving cases.
I liked the good relationship between Isla, the journalist, and Simon, the police officer. These two characters are usually archenemies but their relationship in this book was one of the cutests things I've read in a while!
I liked the writting style. I think it's quite easy to understand and follow. I loved the length of the chapters and how the book was structured, in general.
I loved Freya's flashbacks. I really enjoy knowing a little bit of the characters background and how they got where they are now.
I really really liked Isla. She was such a nice girl, working really hard to solve the murder. I felt bad for her and for what happened to her in the past but, fortunately, that helped her to be more determined to help the police here.
I liked Freya too. Quite a lot. She was also a very hard worker young girl with so many dreams and passions that I was very upset when things started to go the wrong way.
And then is when Nicole comes. I "liked" her role in the story. She played a perfect annoying, jealous and selfish girl. However, I couldn't stand her as a person. How can someone be so mean? Why would you do something like that to another person? her behaviour really upset me but, like I said before, her play was superb.
The men in the book also played a very important part. I liked how the author managed to make them look annoying, stupids, selfish and pricks but without wanting me to DNF the book.
I liked how the book wrapped up all the open fronts. I liked the conclusions we got and the answer to every question.
I loved the final twist! I had a theory in my mind from quite a long time and I was so sure that I was right that when the truth came out I felt such a bad detective!!
I really enjoyed this book and I highly recommend it! I will definitely read more books by her in the future!
After reading just a few chapters thanks to @readersfirst I was very looking forward to know what had happened to Nicole!. I sort of needed to know what happened to her and who is behind her murder.
I love when books are told by the journalist' perspective (Fiona Barton books, for instance). I thinks journalists have a different and nicer, albeit very nosy way of solving cases.
I liked the good relationship between Isla, the journalist, and Simon, the police officer. These two characters are usually archenemies but their relationship in this book was one of the cutests things I've read in a while!
I liked the writting style. I think it's quite easy to understand and follow. I loved the length of the chapters and how the book was structured, in general.
I loved Freya's flashbacks. I really enjoy knowing a little bit of the characters background and how they got where they are now.
I really really liked Isla. She was such a nice girl, working really hard to solve the murder. I felt bad for her and for what happened to her in the past but, fortunately, that helped her to be more determined to help the police here.
I liked Freya too. Quite a lot. She was also a very hard worker young girl with so many dreams and passions that I was very upset when things started to go the wrong way.
And then is when Nicole comes. I "liked" her role in the story. She played a perfect annoying, jealous and selfish girl. However, I couldn't stand her as a person. How can someone be so mean? Why would you do something like that to another person? her behaviour really upset me but, like I said before, her play was superb.
The men in the book also played a very important part. I liked how the author managed to make them look annoying, stupids, selfish and pricks but without wanting me to DNF the book.
I liked how the book wrapped up all the open fronts. I liked the conclusions we got and the answer to every question.
I loved the final twist! I had a theory in my mind from quite a long time and I was so sure that I was right that when the truth came out I felt such a bad detective!!
I really enjoyed this book and I highly recommend it! I will definitely read more books by her in the future!