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This book is such a torture, the style of writing can give anyone an aneurysm. Hope the ending is good

I started this YA series to take a break from the dark stuff that I was reading, but, by now, I'm absolutely hooked. This one goes the Rick Riordan way with innumerable cameos that are strategically placed. Just hope this trilogy is as good as the original quartet

OMG, WHY IS EVERY CHARACTER SO DUMB? Not just protagonist, EVERY. SINGLE. ONE. OF. THEM. HAS. BRICKS. FOR. BRAIN.

Thank God the style of writing is good and it's keeping me hooked.

I'm so confused. Literally have no clue wtf is going on. Every page is just more confusing than the one before. Just hope that the reveal is good.

I'm less than 30% in and I literally hate every single character in this novel. Don't get me wrong, the book is well written and the story may end up well but every character is irritating to the highest degree.

Such an interesting concept: modern day Agatha Christie-ish story, the writer breaking the 4th wall again and again and such great humor. I hope the reveal is good.

I'm not even a 10th in and this book is an incredibly difficult read. The only reason is that the protagonist, Cynthia, is the most despicable character I've come across in my life. Can give anyone gamophobia.

WHAT IS THIS NOVEL?! I'm a third in and I just love it. It's harming my work; my social life and my relationships coz I just wanna read this book.

I'm more than half-way in and nothing has happened. I repeat NOTHING HAS HAPPENED. Urgh.

I've said it before, and I'll say it a thousand times: Frasier writes the BEST protagonists. I'm not even a fifth in, and I already love Elise. This 4 part series is going to be a joyride.

Started the novel thinking it'll be a modern adaptation of "And then there were none" and a third of a book in, I'm craving one proper crime (idk what that says about me). This novel is such a drag. It's like I'm a therapist listening to 9 whiny people and I'm not even paid for it.

I'm sorry.. what am I reading again? Lol. This is a satire on satires.

I'm all up for multiple vantage points; in fact I quite love them. But does every POV need to start from the beginning of the novel? It gets so tedious that after every shift in perspective I roll my eyes (also this phrase is definitely overused in this novel)

Wait, 5'10" is AVERAGE height? Just the depression I wanted on a Saturday morning -.-

Is this really Freida McFadden? Where are the thrills? Where's the fast paced story telling? The premise is good and I'm expecting a huge reveal but why is it such a snooze fest?

Even before finishing a third of this novel, I have to confess that I'm shocked as to how Devashish isn't more recognized. His style of writing is just perfect. I have already added more of his works to my TBR

The concept of a dual storyline, separated by time is definitely interesting. However, the characters can be a bit difficult to follow and the style of writing is a bit juvenile.
Can't wait for the reveal(s)

Is this supposed to be a romantic novel? Coz it feels like one. Nevertheless, the style of writing is so good that I don't mind.

Is this supposed to be a romance novel? Coz it really feels like one. In any case, the style of writing is so good, that i don't mind.

This is a very different tone from all the other 5 novels. I can't explain it, but it's alot more fast paced, contains less.. meandering and the story is taking a different turn.

PS. There's a 5 page debate on pizza flavors, so if you're currently on a diet, like me, then trigger warning lol.

This story is weird, man. But entertaining, nevertheless.
Although, is there any psychology student/alumnus who has read the book? If so, can you let me know if the depiction of sociopathic behavior in this novel is accurate or not?

Why is this book so damn weird? And why do I love it so much?! I'm silently cheering as the stories of these amazing girls progress. Can't wait to see how it ends.

I'm 50% in and there are atleast 4-5 people who, I suspect, can be the killer. This book will either have an epic reveal or it will fall flat on its face

I can't believe I'm finally reading this!!! The sense of humor is just chef's kiss

This book kinda delves into the harmful effects of social media and, can I say, I'm so pleased that I belong to Goodreads' reading community where people are, most of the time, so accepting and politie. Other platforms are just f*****.

I'm only 15 pages in and I love Hester! Her inner monologues are so damn hilarious! Also, guys I'm on book 154/156 of my yearly challenge!

I'm 10% in and I already love Leah Konen as an author. The 3 protagonists are radically different from me in every way and I can't connect to them in the slightest. Nevertheless, I'm absolutely hooked. Even if the story turns out to be crap, I definitely have utmost respect for Konen's impeccable style of storytelling.

Bad idea to read this book when you're down with flu. This one has SO MANY characters and side plots that my head feels like it's gonna burst. At the same time, the story is so good that I can not put it down. It's like what Harry told Ron "You'll suffer, but you'll be happy about it"

Why is this novel so damn slow? The reveal better be spectacular! Also, as someone who's not Australian and has never traveled to that beautiful country: do Australians drink alot of coffee? A couple of characters just drank 5-6 cups of coffee each in a sitting

The author has some height fetish, I gotta say. How in the name of Shaquille O'Neal is every single person taller than 6 feet? And why is that so explicitly pointed out? My short height cannot handle the insult lol