so-soThis was an okay read for me. I really liked Their Vicious Games, but I wasn't feeling this demonic horror as much. Devon, the main character, struck me as a bit immature. I think it was too campy for me. None of the characters resonated. It could have been the audio book. I did like the twist.
The developer burns, I think, my stomach knotting up.
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pickDevon is invited to an exclusive private school party by her twin, Drew. The girls have been together for most of their lives, but since Drew was taken out of their original school & sent to a private one an emotional distance has been growing between them. Now that Drew is graduating early, Devon knows that she will soon be leaving home, so she wants to give her sister one last amazing summer.
so-soThis was...ok.
I enjoyed the friend group and the rules of scary movies. The blonde girl dies first and the final girl ends it. However, I found myself getting distracted after halfway through. And the ending was disappointing. 3⭐️
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so-soThis book disappointed me. I guess I expected more because of how great the authors first book was. When I started reading the book, I was engaged, but after a while, the story started to drag. It felt like they were too many characters and the main character to me wasn‘t likable. I did like the twist at the end, but it wasn‘t as satisfying as it should‘ve been. #TheBlondeDiesFirst #JoelleWellington.
pickI got this book for free, in exchange for my honest opinion via NetGalley.
“The Blonde Dies First” is an engaging and suspenseful thriller/horror that captivated me from beginning to end. The storyline is filled with unexpected twists and turns, keeping me guessing throughout. The characters are well-crafted, each adding a unique dimension to the plot. Being the horror nerd that I am…
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