One By One: A gripping psychological thriller with a twist you won't see coming! | 
pickThis wa a low pick for me. Six friends embark on a weekend trip to an Inn for relaxation and fun but suddenly their car breaks down in the middle of nowhere. As they try to find this mysterious Inn bad things start to happen and it seems they are all being picked off One By One.
The twist was still good and had a little more of a twist at the very end but it just wasn‘t my fav by McFadden.
Book Haul - husband wanted to spend time walking around town while we waited for the movie to start. Of course book store = book haul 🖤🖤🖤🖤
pickA group of friends head out on a remote week long getaway.
One by one, people start dying. The group quickly realizes that this is no accident—someone is targeting them. As paranoia escalates and trust erodes, dark secrets are revealed and who we thought we knew well is changed forever. You just never know people sometimes!
so-soA night spent sleeping on dirt and leaves is not how Claire Matchett expected to spend her vacation. A chance to repair her damaged marriage. A week of hiking and hot tubs with friends. It sounded like heaven.Then Claire's minivan breaks down on a lonely dirt road. With no cell reception, the group has no choice but to hike the rest of the way to their hotel.Hours later, they are lost. Hopelessly lost
pickBook 22 of 2025! Quick, fun, and twisty! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
pick5 Stars • In Freida McFadden‘s One by One, Claire, Noah, and two couples vacation in the woods to mend relationships. Their minivan breaks down, stranding them, and group members die mysteriously. Claire‘s affair with Jack and Lindsay‘s resentment surface. Lindsay and Warner orchestrate the deaths, but Lindsay fakes her own and tries to frame Noah. ⬇️
A birthday gift from my kids 🥰
pickThis is a pretty suspenseful book. At times it gets a little repetitive but I still really like it. This author reminds me of the original VC Andrews books. They are fast reads that keep me interested. I wasn't sure who to trust in this book.
pickA very typical FM thriller - fast paced, quick read, a few holes…but overall entertaining! (6)
⭐️: 3.5/5
so-soAnother twisty thriller to make the gym more bearable. Not McFadden‘s best.
pickTwisty and fast paced, this was a little silly and stretched the boundaries of reality but the snarky vibe kept it interesting. Perfect #audiobook for a long travel day, it kept us listening and made the miles go faster.
pickSuper quick read, very typical Freida McFadden. Not her best, but still a fun ride.
so-soQuick read. Not terribly interesting but had good framework. Didn't really deliver in the end. Twisty, but the clues you need to figure it out don't get presented until the very end. Unreliable narrator. Fine beach read when you want to be entertained but don't want to think that hard. Pairs well with a frozen margarita 🍹
pickA low pick for me. It was a bit slow, but I didn't see the twist coming!
panI see why this one isn‘t one of the more popular Freida books. It‘s a no from me dawg.
pickIt‘s spooky reading season, and I want to devour as many scary stories as possible. I needed to find the perfect book to listen to while decorating my house for Halloween. I couldn‘t have been happier with my selection. A group of friends on their way to a hotel for a week relaxing in nature get lost, and they start disappearing — one by one? Yep, I was sold!
Full review at https://abookandadog.com/blog/one-by-one-mcfadden
pickI thought I had this one figured out, but I was wrong!
pickThis one was hard to predict with some extra twists to keep you guessing. A familiar premise: 3 couples travelling to an inn in the country, their car fails, no cell phone reception-lots of dynamic going on among them all😳
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pickNot my absolute favorite McFadden thrillride, but still a very good story rife with the usual twists and turns that she's known for. One By One will definitely keep readers on their toes.
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panI thoroughly enjoyed Want to know a secret and this was touted as being like Christie‘s And then there were none. Which I read when I was 12 and still to this day think is one of the best murder mysteries I‘ve ever read. So brave and ambitious to be comparing it to that classic. Well it‘s nothing like ATTWN. It‘s one of the worst things I‘ve ever read. So to anyone comparing it to our Agatha‘s excellent and elegant story I say How very dare you
pickThis was such a quick, gripping read! Another of McFadden‘s that I‘ve loved! It‘s shorter than some of her other ones but there‘s still twists & turns & I didn‘t see the huge twist coming at all. If you love thrillers & McFadden‘s other books, you‘ll love this one too!
so-soI am in the minority on this one. But not my favorite by this author.
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2/2024 read in 2 days … always surprises you! Love this author
so-soBook 9🎧 2.9⭐️
Nothing special to me, but an OK thriller.
so-soTypically, I love everything Freida McFadden writes, but this book just did not do it for me. Have you ever been watching a movie and witnessed every single character make the worst decision at every move possible leaving you yelling at screen? This was that in book form. I found myself frustrated with everyone involved in this plot. On a positive note, as always, McFadden delivers a truly unsuspecting twist at the end that brought my rating up
Decided to try making a list instead of grabbing whatever lol. Hoping this helps me read more in September!!📚📚🍁
pickGreat twists and super fast paced. This wasn‘t quite what I expected. I thought the story was extremely compelling and the ending did take me by surprise even though I was half expecting it to turn out the way it did. It kept me on the edge of my seat and I really liked the very last bit of the story because I definitely did not predict it.
so-so🌟🌟ok 3rd book by this author and not sure why she‘s rated so highly. Ive listened to them all and they like a campy movie, or feeding on junk food then feeling guilty for afterwards lol. The stories are way unrealistic, cringy in parts and eye rolls everywhere. The characters in this book are unlikeable so who cared. Especially Claire! Not one person responds like normal people would. 🙄i just don‘t get the hype.
pickThis was a thrilling book. Kept me on my toes. The ending was such a surprise to me. I was not expecting it.
Currently reading. Starting this one now.
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Claire Matchett has planned a trip for herself and 5 other friends. It turns out not like she proposed. Their car breaks down and they must hike through the woods to their inn. But they get lost and one by one they begin to die. Will the six of them survive or will they die with only one person surviving? This is a tense drama told from Claire‘s POV and an alternating anonymous person‘s POV.
pickThis book has one of my favorite thriller plots, a road trip with friends to the wilderness and it‘s fast paced. Also when there are many characters, it‘s bound to keep you guessing till the end as to who is the culprit. All the characters were so different from each other and the chapters alternate between the female protagonist and “Anonymous”. A good whodunnit which definitely kept me excited and I couldn‘t help but binge the book.
#18 of 2023 Checking another Freida McFadden off the list. She is definitely my current obsession.
pickNot my favorite my this author but kept my attention. I wasn‘t really impressed with the twist. ⭐️⭐️⭐️
pickUnreliable characters + woods+ tension+ McFadden's typical banana pants crazy twists= a ton of fun. I say 4.5 stars. Almost a 5 but the twist/ ending lacked a bit of something.. still fun though
pickGosh I thought I had this one figured out, but of course.. Freida threw me for a loop and I was dead wrong!
pickLove her! There‘s just something about her.. 🤔 I flew through this one just like the others!
pickAfter committing a horrible crime, a woman goes on the run before the police find out. When a blizzard forces her off the road, she seeks shelter at creepy Baxter Motel, where the cute owner is friendly, but the tenants have a history of winding up dead. Loved this suspenseful Hitchcockian book! You may think you have this one figured out, but you may be wrong! Not completely unpredictable & not a fan of the epilogue, but this one had me hooked!
