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The various mysteries- and there were a lot of them!- were good yet disturbing. I liked the way everything was resolved. But I found myself repeatedly getting annoyed with Rachel. Her refusal to fly back home once a soon- to- be- released prison inmate appeared to fixate on her didn't come off as "tough as nails" it came of as stupid. Her attempts to avoid staying in a fancy hotel and to distance herself from the social media influencer con she

Reading/working at my messy little desk 🤫

So which #mcfadden book should I read next?‘
#psychologicalthriller #clean

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I just couldn't finish this book, it just drove me crazy. It was whiney and predictable.

I‘m tutoring incarcerated college-age young people and want to give them books. County officer says: “it has to be a paperback and appropriate (ie, no overly sexual content, no gruesome killings, etc)” — one of the girls has read all of #friedamcfadden books, and wondering if anyone here can give me suggestions for more books to get her — she loves #mysteries Thanks!

Dark Corners was just ok for me. A podcaster gets entangled into a missing girl case that potentially leads back to murders in the past. The pluses are I like how all the details eventually connect but the minuses are it‘s a slow process to get there. The peek into an influencers world was a little interesting albeit annoying at times as well.

I flew through this! Typical Freida fashion.... addictive!

Well written. Fast paced. Not too cliched. Overall not too bad. Just the ticket for a beach or plane read. Liz Nugents Lying in wait is a similar theme and I would highly recommend that.