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This is weird it almost feels like a parody. Like she's making fun of her own genre. And the way they talk about the movie star guy I would have thought it was like the 1960s not the early forties when this was published.

I wanted something that was Agatha Christie-like, but modern. Because this was offered to me while I waited for the Lisa Jewel book I wanted, I mistakenly thought it was British. That's okay it made me feel like I should start reading Mary Higgins Clark again.

My biggest issue is the late 90s early 2000 flashback scenes they felt unauthentic to me and I was like this person sounds like they're writing from an experience they didn't have. But I was shocked to find that she's the exact same age as I am. These characters feel too modern. Besides saying "my bad" I don't feel like they talk the way teenagers did.

I'm kind of annoyed that the characters give away the plots to several of the Agatha Christie books I have not read yet.