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3.5/5

Last summer, all of Nan's friends disappeared and Nan was left behind, but on the day of their memorial, Luce re-appears, and Nan knows whatever reappeared can't be the real Luce, since Nan's the one who killed all three girls.

Nan is an unreliable narrator, and I enjoyed piecing what was going on through her perspective. I also thought it was really interesting to read a thriller from the perspective of the killer.

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Four girls go swimming, but only one returns. Twelve months later one of the girls presumed dead turns up alive Everybody is overjoyed. Everybody, that is, except Nan, who was pretty sure they were dead.
After all, she's the one who killed them.

This was definitely a quick read but it fell flat for me. This was said to be a thriller but it missed the mark. It was definitely a twisty story that kept me guessing but it moved very slow. This was a miss!

Started this one today. I‘m not sure what to expect with this one.

4⭐
•This was a little more grounded than her previous books, and honestly, I liked that since her style of supernatural/magical realism gets a little difficult to wrap my head around.
•Valerie Rose Lohman killed it with the narration.