Kelley D. (K-E-L-L-E-Y) reviewed on 9/1/2016 + 5 more book reviews

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Durrant has done exactly what an author should do if she never wants a reader to pick up another of her novels. The first 280 pages are lies. She found a body, it's tormenting her, she has no idea who could have done such a thing, there's a killer on the loose, blah blah blah. On page 281, we find out it was actually her all along. The story could have been woven so much better. More intricately. More smoothly. The abrupt admission on page 281 just made me want to throw the book down... it ruined the whole story for me.

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