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316 pages, Paperback
First published April 25, 2017



These are the first and foremost words that came to my mind while reading The dead list. It is so obvious that Jennifer L. Armentrout wanted to create something resembling Scream movies only on paper. Well, she failed. Epically. I am very angry. I am not even disappointed. Let me tell you, I love Scream movies, they are like one of the best scary-sarcastic thrillers ever. LOVE IT.
What the author created is not Scream, not even close. It's just another soap story with a pathetic attempt to frighten the readers with the scary parts. What scary parts?
Yep, that was not scary at all. And the story, uh, you heard it before many many times. There's a chick Ella, she is super cool and sexy. And there's a hot guy who just came back after 4 years away. And they were almost a thing in the past. And this chick has hots for this sexy boy.I was totally woman enough to admit that he was at a level of hotness that was code panty dropping. Bad attitude and our past history together aside, he was the best-looking guy I’d ever seen in real life.
Yeah, yeah, typical. Boring.
And then there's this crazy guy in mask, who is killing popular teenagers at school and our Ella-Bella is his prime victim. He is chasing her and leaving around crazy stuff like dead birds and clown masks, and of course dead bodies of her peers. But god, this all looks like
And the whole scary mystery part is absent. I was not once scarred or even close to being scared. Most of the book we watch how the hot guy hooks up with the hot girl, and they are so freaking hot together (HOOOOOT, I sing odes to HOOOOOOT.)
Um, well, after reading half of the book about hotness, I was a little bit tired and wanted to know (not really) who the killer is. When I found out, it was disastrous.
The motive behind the killings was laughable. And both killers (yes, just like in scream we have two killers) were pathetic.
It seems L. Armentrout just created another romance under the false pretense of writing a thriller. No thriller here, no rush, no blood, no mystery.
I think, it is the most times I used gifs in my reviews, because I have nothing to write about the book. Don't read it, don't consider reading it - you'll be disappointed. If you want a real thriller, just re-watch Scream. It is the best advice I can give you here.
Since elementary school, we had always found a way to be together. We were peas to each other's pods


And this whole time, you never saw what was right in front of your face.
You all forced me to do this, because I had to somehow make it right. You all made me do this. So I created a list - a dead list.




