Tayler Whitby’s Reviews > The Last House on Needless Street > Status Update

Yeah I don’t like this book. I love a good mystery with an unreliable narrator. But what makes a mystery like that good is that you don’t know who the unreliable narrator is, or if you do but you don’t know what you can or can’t trust. Here I can’t tell who the reliable narrator is, how much time has passed, and instead I’m just confused not in a good way. If it wasn’t a bookclub book I would prob DNF.

So clearly Ted is an unreliable narrator. But like I don’t think I’ve ever read a book where it’s so obvious. Not quite sure if I’m liking it.