Finished it last week and must I saw wow! I will not summarize it, just give a few pointers and thoughts. Personally it was a good book, it is formatted like a tv script. Along with some pages with media such as articles, texts, emails and a similar forum to reddit.
It was easy to read and I didnt want to put it down. It felt like I was watching the documentary series just in a book form.
Although I did wish when having a character speak to also included their profession. (Example: Jane Doe Detective.) I found myself going back and forth on several occasions forgetting who does what.
My initial thought was ITS ONE OF THE SISTERS. From the first text shown something seemed off, it was as if it was someone who was present in the house. But did I expect the 10 year old boy? Definitely not. Also the fact that the sister didnt even talk to each other they just assumed. (Well Maura assumed it was Amelie, while Amelie knew it was Guy). Especially if they are going to therapy I felt like as if it should have gotten brought up, but it being a traumatic event makes sense it was pushed under the rug.
Luke Ryder also being someone completely different was something I did not expect.
Nick was so unlikeable! A “true” producer who does not care about people’s feelings and will do anything to get a shock value. No matter the cost.
Lastly, I felt as if the six experts being somehow connected to the case was a bit of an overkill. Although I do see how in the end it made it more interesting and added conflict to lead up to the big reveal.
BONUS: That ending? Guy ends up overdosing on pills and his watch ends up on a grave waiting to be reclaimed… but what did that RANDOM piece of information of a nurse being able to administer a lethal dose have to do with it? A red head seen leaving?
Overall 4/5, would recommend!
by Last-Narwhal224