
I feel like I‘m gravitating toward some seriously dark books in 2025—maybe my coping mechanism for the dumpster fire that is life right now?!?
This is dark and at times graphic. Dual perspectives power the reader through the book; one is the serial killer, and the other is her best friend. I also have to wonder why I felt the serial killer was more likable than the BF (if I had someone who constantly asked me if I was okay and wouldn‘t stop…
Librarybelle …peppering me with questions until I satisfied their curiosity clothed as empathy, I‘d probably have dark thoughts too). Cedar Plains, the setting, is a small town with a lot of darkness and a whole lot of secrets and coverups. The reader learns a lot of the hushed up crimes in the past that led to the current crime spree. This is a light pick; I agree with other reviewers on the stilted dialogue, though that could be my annoyance with the BFF. ⬇️ 3mo
Librarybelle ⬆️ The audio was a good listen, but especially for the graphic drug, violence and sex, it‘s probably good I listened to this at home. 😂 3mo
Suet624 Dark times call for dark books perhaps? 3mo
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Librarybelle I think so, @Suet624 . 3mo
TheBookHippie @Librarybelle if you need the address list @dabbe has it and can send it to you. I went to an old post to not cause a ruckus. 2mo
Librarybelle @TheBookHippie Ha! I do have some addresses in a list I kept separate, but I also have no clue who was and wasn‘t still participating. Thanks! 2mo












