pick4⭐
The author gives us twists that are just omissions of truth, and I‘m not a fan. Gatekeeping thoughts for the sake of a twist is deceitful, and it doesn't work for me. But, on the other hand, she writes her characters so compellingly that I was completely hooked; that was on top of them being completely unlikeable. So, in a nutshell, this was completely bingeable but not without its issues. The narration was okay.
pickIf this is the life of influencers, then no thank you! Definitely an interesting read. I was a little disappointed in the ending. ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
pickMeredith and Ashton are two influencers, one-time BFFs, and current self-involved moms. After Mer and Ashton have a falling out, Mer decides to mess with Ashton‘s perfect online life all the while using Ashton‘s losses for her gains. Ashton at first struggles to understand how these mishaps keep occurring, and as she‘s piecing it altogether, Meredith goes missing and all eyes turn to her.
3.5⭐️
#arc
pickSutanto is just so good at making you just keep turning those pages. It's easy to figure out early on that the timelines don't quite match up so you just want to see where they come together. And then when you hit the 50% point and things really shift? Well, just make sure your afternoon is clear.
“Social media is made for connection, but what happens when two influencers‘ past history turns deadly?“
FULL SPOTLIGHT: https://tinyurl.com/4z7cmb9k
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