

I couldn't finish the book. The title did not match the story.
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I couldn't finish the book. The title did not match the story.
For the rest of the review, visit my Vlog at:
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Enjoy!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5
This was a fun, fast paced YA mystery read full of twists and turns.😄
Many thanks to @AmyG and @TheBookHippie for the delightful surprises waiting for me when I got home from school today. Birthday gifts are always lovely, no matter when they arrive. Thank you so much for thinking of me! 😘
Bert and Rick are a couple, spending some time hiking along a wilderness trail. They meet up with a few other travelers, a group of obnoxious boys and two women. This book makes me never want to go camping. Too many bad things happen. This felt like a Laymon book. Most of the men are sex obsessed, and we have to listen to their thoughts. Parts of this book made me pretty uncomfortable. Still, I give it 4 stars, because I like this author.
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I loved the concept of a complete stranger winning billions out of the blue, especially one that was down on her luck. The character development is excellent and I truly cared for Avery, Libby and the Hawthorn brothers. It also displayed conflict between all the teenage dynamics realistically. Plus, how this situation would affect people close to Avery, like Libby and Max. Overall, it was fast paced and I couldn‘t put it down…ready for the 2nd one
Good book. A little slow to start but a great twist! Not the best James Patterson book I‘ve read.