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A recommendation from a bookstore employee so I was intrigued, good title. I thought it was a a thriller but did wonder why it was in the YA section.
I really don't like discourage a book i don't like to others but this book was Eh, I finished it which if it was completely terrible I wouldn't have but very predictable ☹ There was some really good lines in the book but they didn't belong, darlings that needed to be cut.

I did read the whole thing but thought it was okay. Maybe it was too violent for me? 🤷🏽‍♀️

I enjoyed this book. It was a quick read. A man and woman meet on a plane but feel they know each other. What does a children‘s book and pill have to do with memory and lost childhood? ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

The premise was really interesting, the book was just ok. Didn‘t love it or hate it. It passed the time.

#thriller #adultfiction

Hmmmm.... this book had an interesting premise (psychological experimentation on children who lost their parents at a young age) and began with an extremely intriguing series of events, but sadly the book began to quickly lag. The ending was good and allows for a discussion about broad trends in social research, albeit unethical in this situation, but the story did not have continuity in terms of style or pace.

Audiobooks are the only option when you have a tiny on the move! We‘ve been listening to Carter Wilson‘s latest on our walks this week - we‘re almost done and I‘m dying to know how it will end!!!

Summertime reading! ☀️🌊🌴🍹📖 Instagram at castrojeannette

This was a genre bending book, ala Blake Crouch. i really like this one.

Review: https://obsessedbookaholic.com/2019/06/26/the-dead-girl-in-a/

Thank you NetGalley and Poisoned Pen Press for an Advanced Reader‘s copy of this book for an honest review of this book.

Im not sure why, but I love these lines. They give such imagery to what the character is feeling. #quotes #netgalley #arc

The Dead Girl in 2A is another book where it took an unexpected science fiction turn. So I‘ll quickly state that while for me it was “okay,” I can see how others would really enjoy this one.

Jack and Clara board the same plane, and while neither can exactly place it, they‘re certain this is not their first encounter.

Readers soon discover the secrets of their past.

Thank you NetGalley for this advanced copy in exchange for an honest review.