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"...we are hardwired to protect and remain loyal to the people we love." This was a fun read it was lite and conflicting in a way that a person can identify with if they have siblings.
It isn't a muder mystery it is Korede telling her side of the story.
The author took the time to explain Korede's reality so the reader can understand her point of view.
If you don't understand the end...just know eventually everyone must pick a side.
It was a good interesting read.
Was expecting a thriller but it was more comical. Quick read kept me interested however the end was not what I was expecting and fell flat.
THIS book is stellar, and from a debut author! I loved it!
Korede and Ayoola have a wonderful dynamic, and the way Korede entrusts her secrets of her sister's murders and their cover-ups to a man in a coma was genius. This one keep spinning in my mind.
I ordered it from my local bookstore but then managed to snag the audio book from the library before it even came in - so I think I'll just add the paperback to my Little Free Library for a lucky someone else to grab!
Korede and Ayoola have a wonderful dynamic, and the way Korede entrusts her secrets of her sister's murders and their cover-ups to a man in a coma was genius. This one keep spinning in my mind.
I ordered it from my local bookstore but then managed to snag the audio book from the library before it even came in - so I think I'll just add the paperback to my Little Free Library for a lucky someone else to grab!
Not what I was expecting, but still enjoyed it. Really enjoyed the writing style, and the chapters are short an easy to read through. Definently a book you can read in one sitting.
*SPOILERS*
I was waiting for Ayoola to get discovered or caught or something. It was the only disappointment in the book. But still a great read.
*SPOILERS*
I was waiting for Ayoola to get discovered or caught or something. It was the only disappointment in the book. But still a great read.
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