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Another great psychological suspense novel by B.A. Paris. I was able to figure out the twists on this one pretty early in, but that didn‘t diminish the fun in reading this.

3.5⭐️

3.75⭐
• This is an interesting look at an impossible situation: where you bury your significant other and win the lottery on the same day. While it was a tad slow at times, I still found myself intrigued by where the hell this was going, and it managed to go in a direction I didn't see coming.
• Gary Bennett‘s narration was fantastic.

This was a good book to spend a lazy Sunday yesterday reading. It wasn't perfect but it held my interest and I wanted to see how it concluded. I liked that when the main character put together the clues in the end, she didn't act confused or doubt herself and she took decisive action.

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A birthday gift from my kids 🥰

4⭐️

I‘m finding that I‘m coming to appreciate how long Stephen King‘s books are because I end up really caring about what happens by the end of them and appreciate how intricate details become once we reach the height of the conflict. It was so captivating to watch how much chaos came from these “little pranks” and the way the illusions gripped the realties of the townsfolk.

Feelings of nervousness and dread throughout this novel, pretty creepy! the ending was emotional to me. When I finished the book I went over it in my head with new eyes and it made me quite sad. Pretty good book I will definitely read more from this author.

#IDLR #InDeathLongReadalong Book 12.5: Ch.1-5: this one takes place on Olympus which is a neat change from the norm. At a police conference, a hero cop‘s bodyguard is murdered. This hero cop has it out for Roarke and Eve - since she refused to help take down her husband. But would this cop go so far as murder to get his man? This one has tricky family dynamics- as usual - but this time it‘s Roarke‘s father stepping into the mix. ⬇️

#26
An enjoyable listen