pickI really enjoyed the way this was set up. You're basically watching (listening to) a true crime series on Netflix with multiple people trying to solve a cold case from 20 years ago. Really well done ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
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pickI really enjoyed the way this was set up. You're basically watching (listening to) a true crime series on Netflix with multiple people trying to solve a cold case from 20 years ago. Really well done ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
pickRead this as a physical book, not on Kindle. I read it on my Kindle Generation 10 and I think I missed some of it's essence. The newspaper articles and voicemails, I wasn't able to enlarge to read. 3.5⭐
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pickI liked this! It‘s written in a media style, as if you‘re reading a true crime doc transcript. So it‘s basically a play, with some emails and texts and such thrown in. As such it‘s a very, very quick read. Some fun twists and turns, but not an overly shocking reveal at the end. Would 100% watch a show of this (the “about the author” blurb in the back said it‘s in development!).
pickWritten like a true crime tv show, it was quite fun and a very quick read. And everyone was a suspect at some point. Good entertaining read.
pickI enjoyed this book, but reading it as an eBook proved difficult as the range of font sizes and weight for the different media was dramatic. In spite of that the true crime show format was fun and there were a lot of twists and turns. It reminded me a little of “Daisy Jones and the Six' in the sense that it felt like non-fiction. I wasn't thrilled with the ending as the reasoning seemed weak, but it did come as a surprise. 3.5/5 stars
I heard about this one on the Currently Reading podcast and I had my hold in at the library before they had finished talking about it! I love me some mixed media! I also love me some bubble bath!
pickI really enjoyed the way this story was told. Some may find it strange but I like taking a break from the normal writing format. Loved the pacing and storytelling.
pickA 20 year cold case. The true crime documentary team brought together to solve it. But not everyone is who they seem, & the secrets start coming out.
This was such an interesting set up. Part documentary script, then part internet reactions, this marvelously built up tension & stress. Very fast paced, although not a lot of character development, & I definitely didn‘t predict correctly what the final solve was. Good for true crime fans! 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌑
pickThis book kept coming up in the FB thriller group, and I really thought nothing of it until I processed it at work, and decided to take it home 🤓 - needless to say, it was phenomenal! Super twisty and fun to read. Differently written too! So fun 🤩!
pickThis was amazing! A book that reads like a true crime doc, I want to mark it as true crime, it felt so real! I think the only way I can convey how much I loved it, is to say that I was reacting like I was watching a true crime documentary: muttering as ‘twists‘ were revealed, tearing up as characters came across new evidence. It easily drew you in.
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pickThis was such a different kind of mystery novel and I loved it. This novel is set up like you are watching a true crime documentary. It includes interviews, newspaper articles, text messages and much more. This was such a fun read and I loved the format so much.
I barely have the energy to read in between unpacking my books (still not done) and all the rest of my stuff, but I‘ve really been enjoying this one so far. Written like a true crime documentary in an epistolary format, I can‘t wait to see how this progresses! #currentlyreading
pickWow what a read this was. There are so many twists along the way though in the back of my mind, I did have an idea who the killer was. This is told through various medias like texts, emails and the main chapters are the actual episodes of the show which is an interesting concept and I really liked it. I've seen this in her other books and it works well. The plot builds with each episode until the explosive ending. #Netgalley 5*
