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Another dark academia. After 20 years, six exstudents will reunite in this isolated place with no signal. Things are not what they seem. They did something 20 years ago and to survive, they need to confess who did it. All characters are unlikable but that is part of the plot.
It was interesting. This topic is common in thrillers so you are going to guess some parts and I found it a little unrealistic. But I enjoyed it, is a fast read. 3/3.5⭐️

7-1-21: My 70th finished book of 2021! A group of people, who all lived together in 1995 during their university years, are called together, 20 years later, to a mysterious house under false pretenses. Once there and seeing one another after so long, they are forced to remember a fateful night when one of their own died. Now they have to figure out who was responsible and how to get out of this alive. ⭐️⭐️⭐️ 👍🏼📖#️⃣7️⃣0️⃣

I wasn‘t sure I was going to like this one when I started it but once I got into it, I flew through it. Definitely a fast read, and I thought it was very twisty and, in reality, pretty screwed up 😂!

I have all kinds of books going right now because I keep struggling with liking them. 🤦🏻‍♀️ Trying this one out!

Anyone know how it was?! 😏

First off my #bookspinbingo was lots of fun! Had me glued to the text; and gave me have a strong hankering for Christie, so I‘m finally getting to Roger Ackroyd! 🕵🏻‍♀️ #bookspin #fantasticstrangelings

My June #Bookspin pick was a lot of fun. I‘m a sucker to read ANY book that is inspired by And Then There Were None, which is one of my all time favorite murder mysteries. I liked the spin on the theme. The twist was unexpected. My one criticism is in the reasoning behind the original crime. It felt pretty weak to me. I still recommend you give it a try. I received this book from #netgalley for an honest review. Longer review on #GoodReads

#FantasticStrangelings book club meeting! Jenny Lawson interviewed Lauren A. Forry..

This makes me smile. #FantasticStrangelings

Today's mail included the rest of my Booka-a-Million order, my #FantasticStrangelings Book Club pic for July, and my new Kindle case. I love it when the mailbox is full of books!

I think I'm FINALLY coming out of my reading funk. Thank goodness. Next up is a #netgalley #DRC and also my June #Bookspin selection.
It has so-so reviews on here but I'm a sucker for And Then There Were None riffs. We'll see.
The #manpanion is watching anime so I have lots of reading time.
@TheAromaofBooks

10 #Bookspin They Did Bad Things
3 #Doublespin The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek
I'm excited for both. Thanks @TheAromaofBooks

I also have some new #netgalley books to read. Two of them come out at the beginning of June, so is better get on them.

Another book influenced by And Then There Were None. Five college roommates are reunited at a secluded hotel, under false pretenses. They all share a dark secret and it seems someone is digging up the past. The plot was interesting but it was confusing at times. There are alternating narrators and timelines. There are some interesting twists but the ending seems a bit far fetched.
Thank you to #NetGalley and Arcade Crimewise for the arc.

Six college roommates move into 215 Caldwell Street. Only five roommates are able to leave after their end of term goodbye party. Twenty years later the five roommates meet again in a secluded mansion under pretenses of current life situations. After finding a living room set up as when they found their dead roommate, they realize someone else knows the secret of what happened. Can one survive this evil game of clue or does everyone get the ax?

Five people arrive separately at Wolfheather House, a secluded mansion on in Scotland, after being lured by false pretenses. What do these 5 people have in common? 20 years ago, they all lived together in a house while attending uni along with another person, who is dead. The death was ruled an accident, but the other housemates know the truth. Now they are trapped together in the mansion and they either have to confess their crimes or die.

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