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I Know What You Did
I Know What You Did: A Novel | Cayce Osborne
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When a bestselling novel fictionalizes the death of her childhood best friendand accuses her of the murderPetal Woznewski must figure out who wrote it and why. Truth and fiction collide in this captivating debut novel by Cayce Osborne. Petal Woznewski is content with her quiet, introverted life in New York City: she has her junk food, her movies, and her on-again, off-again boyfriend, Gus. That peace is shattered when her name appears on the dedication page of an anonymously written thriller with a cryptic note: I know what you did, Petal Woznewski. And now everyone else will, too. As she reads, Petal realizes the story is rooted in a secret she buried thirty years earlier, when she was fourteen. A secret involving the tragic death of her friend, Megan. A secret that only one other person knowstheir old friend, Jenny. Armed with a copy of the book and her own suspicions, Petal returns to her hometown of Madison, Wisconsin. There, she discovers more questions than answers. Jenny has disappeared, and Petals old high school crush, Ben, doesnt know anything about the bookat least not anything hes telling. As sinister clues pile up, and the thrillers plot detours dangerously from the facts, Petal has no choice but to confront her past and solve the mystery of who wrote itbefore her very real life ends as tragically as the novel.
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It's an interesting premise…although it seems like using someone's real name in a book could be grounds for suing…and it was never mentioned as an avenue for the MC, which just felt off to me. Overall, the story was entertaining enough but something about it just didn‘t sit well with me. I think it had something to do with the back-and-forth between the story in the book and Petal‘s version of what happened…I couldn‘t keep the two straight.