This one took me a bit to get into, but by the end I couldn't put it down trying to figure out whodunnit. It's told from two different perspectives and can be kind of confusing because the two people actually have a lot in common, but I think that's the whole point. The author wants the reader to be confused so it will be harder to figure eveything out. A nice twist at the end finally reveals the murderer, and it was a surprise to me.

I'm not quite finished this one yet, but I am really enjoying it and definitely recommend it. Andrew Pyper always has a way of captivating me with a totally unique and fascinating storyline. The best part is reading a creepy book like this during a thunderstorm :).

This book was an emotional roller coaster from start to finish. It made my heart swell with love and happiness, it made it break from sadness, and it made me want to explode with anger. Heather's writing is truly musical - all the words just rolled through my mind like a song and I could easily go back and read it again just to write down my favourite quotes. And such amazing characters. I turned the last page and I didn't want to let them go.