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Guilt Trip
Guilt Trip | Sandie Jones
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In the vein of The Other Woman, Sandie Jones's explosive new novel The Guilt Trip will have readers gripped to the very last page.Six friends.Rachel and Noah have been friends since they met at university. While they once thought that they might be something more, now, twenty years later, they are each happily married to other people, Jack and Paige respectively. Jack's brother Will is getting married, to the dazzling, impulsive Ali, and the group of six travel to Portugal for their destination weekend. Three couples.As they arrive at a gorgeous villa perched on a cliff-edge, overlooking towering waves that crash on the famous surfing beaches below at Nazaré, they try to settle into a weekend of fun. While Rachel is looking forward to getting to know her future sister-in-law Ali better, Ali can't help but rub many of the group up the wrong way: Rachel's best friend Paige thinks Ali is attention-seeking and childish, and while Jack is trying to support his brother Will's choice of wife, he is also finding plenty to disagree with Noah about. One fatal misunderstanding . . . But when Rachel discovers something about Ali that she can hardly believe, everything changes. As the wedding weekend unfolds, the secrets each of them hold begin to spill, and friendships and marriages threaten to unravel. Soon, jumping to conclusions becomes the difference between life and death.
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Guilt Trip | Sandie Jones
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The amount of guilt (along with so many more emotions) running through the movie They/Them is heartbreaking. I know this is a horror movie but I‘m getting all teary watching these kids struggle!

#scarathlondailyprompts Day 28: Guilt #scarathlon2022 #teamslaughter

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PNWBookseller85
Guilt Trip | Sandie Jones
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Mehso-so

I‘m not very picky or overly critical of thrillers. They are what they are and they‘re almost always fun. But this one really had a ton of plot holes and the characters and relationships were underdeveloped in favor of overly long scenes of confrontation. So-so