I Died on a Tuesday | 
panI read it all and it was all bad. Clunky dialogue, too many threads, unbelievable characters, ridiculous and convenient resolutions. And almost 500 pages. I knew way early that I wasn‘t going to like it because of the writing, but I thought “I‘ll just keep going because of the mystery.” Just no.
so-soI found the first 60% of this one to be a very entertaining read with some interesting characters. Unfortunately after that it became a convoluted, melodramatic, over the top tale where everyone ends up having a terrible secret, much of which was unnecessary for the story. Dropping Janie's mom's storyline and that of the judge would have made for a better read. Thanks to NetGalley for the digital ARC. 3.25/5 stars for concept and the beginning.
“From the internationally bestselling author of Coming to Find You and My Husband‘s Wife comes another edge-of-your-seat psychological thriller about a harrowing crime, the long-buried secrets surrounding it, and the explosive uncovering of the truth.”
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