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This book has a fascinating premise. Makes for a really good listen. I need to see if Nathan Ripley has written anything else...

Glad that Shay is finally catching onto the Moore sisters. Eager to see how she confronts them and gets out of her predicament.

This book is intense in terms of content and psychologically draining. It puts the reader through a lot. Wonder how this will end for Marie.

This continues to be a funny novel, while also recognizing some serious topics. Hope everything works out for Georgina! I’m really enjoying the narrator on this one!

I really hope we find out who actually killed Haley! I feel like this book could keep going on and on (in a good way.)

I love all of the Harry Potter references!! Especially the one about floo powder! I literally laughed out loud at that one for a while! This book is funny.

I’m not really in the mood for this book, but a library due date is making me read it. I also saw an interview with the author on Instagram a few months ago and enjoyed it so thought I’d read the book.

At first I liked how this book jumped to other characters, but I think it was done too much. I hope the ending is good. The times it jumps around is weird at times, like the real story is being interrupted.

I like how the story jumps around to different characters points of view while the main narrative is happening. I don’t think this will be one of the books where we find out what happened to Allison. I think it’s more about the journey, but I might be surprised.

Ahh just 100 pages to go! I wonder how it’s all going to turn out. This will be the last of Lou so I hope things work out for her!

I’m enjoying how this story is panning out so far. What really happened to Allison?

Part of me doesn’t want to finish this book because that will mean saying goodbye to Lou and I love reading her so much! I’m eager to see where this story goes!

Really enjoying Lou’s adventures in NYC! I’ll miss Lou once this book is done.

This book is trying to hard to be deep literary fiction, when it comes off as surface and cheap. I don’t care about the main character or her problems because I don’t know the character. It’s like a constant stream of consciousness. I’m only finishing it because it’s short.

While not as captivating as Me Before You because of the lack of Will, I’m still really enjoying following Louisa as she tries to move on. It’s good to see characters from the past. Eager to see what happens.

It took two whole discs to get to the CIA stuff and it’s picked up the pace. I’ve always been fascinated by spy stories and the real life counterparts.

Well paced and suspenseful thus far. Part one ended with a creepy moment. Eager to see what part two brings.

Oh I’m going to miss this book when it’s over! I know what happens, but still what an absorbing read.

Staying up past my bedtime reading this! Still love it!

Ahh I’m loving this book so much! I don’t want it to be over. I’ve seen the movie so I know what happens, but I’m really enjoying Lou’s voice in the story.

Oh I hope things work out for Laurie. She’s not happy in her marriage, but I wonder what a good ending would be for her.

I’m really enjoying the direct narrative of this book. How Lucy addresses Gabe throughout the book. And how she gives clues to her present situation throughout. I wonder how it will end, ahh!

I find Vanessa to be so frustrating, but of course what happened to her affects her actions. It's still so aggravating as she handles herself, or rather doesn't. I can't help but feel like she wanted what happened with Strane to happen with Henry and it was awkward to listen to. I wonder how this story is going to end. I'm on the final disc!

Loving this book! Of course I do, so many book references which makes sense as the main character is a school librarian. Also, Litsy was mentioned in the book! That’s so exciting!

I’m really enjoying this book! It’s fun and what I needed right now. Makes me want to go to NYC again. Enjoy the perspective of a school librarian.

It’s interesting to see Vanessa’s development as she becomes an adult and goes to college. I guess it makes sense that she still sees Strane, but it seems to prevent her from having other relationships. Her sessions with Ruby in the 2017 timeline provide a lot of insight into Vanessa’s mind.

I really like this book and was taken surprise by plot elements happening both in the 2000 and 2017 sections. I hope we have more flashbacks of Vanessa as she grows older between 2001 and 2017. I want to hear firsthand how her relationship with Strain affected her in her youth.

I’m really enjoying this as an audiobook. It’s a very captivating story. I like the parts following young Vanessa better and how what happened with Strane develops.

This book is growing on me. There’s still more telling than showing. I’m eager to watch the Swedish film. Eager to see how it turns out.