A hard one to decide how many stars to give. It took one hundred pages before anything actually happened in this book and considering it's less than 300 pages in total, that only leave 190.
The first 100 pages could easily have been daily diary entries from any young person's party holiday. Drunk friends, vomit and hangovers.. nothing more.
Once the secrets and suspicion showed it's face the story became ten times more interesting, but I can imagine readers DNF'ing this book before that point.
I enjoyed reading the various POVs, the book is split into three, however as the characters are so closely connected it was tricky remembering who's POV you were reading.
It's a relatively fun novel with a slight twist on your average young person's holiday. But it's not a novel I could wholeheartedly recommend unfortunately.
The first 100 pages could easily have been daily diary entries from any young person's party holiday. Drunk friends, vomit and hangovers.. nothing more.
Once the secrets and suspicion showed it's face the story became ten times more interesting, but I can imagine readers DNF'ing this book before that point.
I enjoyed reading the various POVs, the book is split into three, however as the characters are so closely connected it was tricky remembering who's POV you were reading.
It's a relatively fun novel with a slight twist on your average young person's holiday. But it's not a novel I could wholeheartedly recommend unfortunately.