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Aditya Singh
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At first the story didn't seem to quite match my tastes. But now I really love the way the author spun the two stories together one from the past and one from the present timeline. When you think about Jenny you intertwine her case with Kelly, sometimes mixing things but at the same time getting more depth at the similarities.
It's easier to sympathize with Jenny - because of the poverty, her mother's sickness,etc
— Feb 23, 2026 12:05PM
It's easier to sympathize with Jenny - because of the poverty, her mother's sickness,etc
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Aditya Singh
is on page 282 of 370
I guess I know who Bobby just might be seeing all the hints to point it out. I get what Mitch Alkins must have felt with what happened when he took out Jenny for a date - and how he is ashamed of what he did, unable to forgive himself.
Thinking of all this, have to say that Bobby was much better and mature about his ways even at that young age and tried his best to save Hannah and he did want to save Jenny too!
— Feb 28, 2026 11:38AM
Thinking of all this, have to say that Bobby was much better and mature about his ways even at that young age and tried his best to save Hannah and he did want to save Jenny too!
Aditya Singh
is on page 144 of 370
I never knew that jurors in America had such great power at deciding the outcome of cases and many even turned away from jury duty - due to loss of daily income, no interest in the case - but many were forced to be a part of it due to the judge's insistence.
And for lawyers gaming the jury would be a very important part of their day to day workings.
It all seems a silly system.
— Feb 22, 2026 12:48PM
And for lawyers gaming the jury would be a very important part of their day to day workings.
It all seems a silly system.
Aditya Singh
is on page 117 of 370
At the beginning I didn't see any buildup and felt as though I was led into a story with no surprises or twists - Rachel doesn't have a backstory, Hannah does but will remain an obscure shadowy figure like a complete unknown.
At one point I thought Hannah might even be a ghost with the things going on esp at the hotel. Things are moving forward albeit slowly. Now my crucial question is how does it tie to the present
— Feb 21, 2026 01:45PM
At one point I thought Hannah might even be a ghost with the things going on esp at the hotel. Things are moving forward albeit slowly. Now my crucial question is how does it tie to the present
Aditya Singh
is on page 37 of 370
We hear Hannah's end of the story through her letter, still flustered why didn't she show up herself and tried to convey her tragedy through only words, words which can sometimes be misconstrued and sometimes be misattributed.
If I was in Rachel's shoes I'd still be paranoid about the author being a male stalker
— Feb 16, 2026 01:01PM
If I was in Rachel's shoes I'd still be paranoid about the author being a male stalker
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Starting with Hannah, she surely was involved or witness to her sister's murder - the glasses which chipped her feet bloody do tell that tale.
I understand that Hannah now becoming older maybe 25-ish, would now be more involved about the death of her sister, might even be because of some thing she might have dismissed earlier now doesn't make sense
The curious thing is Rachel being into True crime with family intact
— Feb 15, 2026 12:34PM
I understand that Hannah now becoming older maybe 25-ish, would now be more involved about the death of her sister, might even be because of some thing she might have dismissed earlier now doesn't make sense
The curious thing is Rachel being into True crime with family intact
