I’m tempted to finish this book only because of the money it cost me. It’s just not believable in any way. The fact that that Hannah considered April her best friend is laughable. She didn’t have a single redeeming quality, unless you count spending her dads money on her friends. And Hannah doesn’t seem like a real nice person either. Maybe that’s why she and April were friends. It’s taking me a really long time to get through this. This is the first of Ruth Ware’s books that I’ve found to be almost unreadable.

It was a meh for me, kept thinking something more and the droning on and on about the same thing would subside however it didn’t

This book is a slow build as you get to know the cast of characters, but it quickly becomes a page turner. After you think you have everything sorted out a new twist arises. Fantastic writing by Ruth Ware!

Started strong and then slowed to a crawl. I eventually had to just skip to the end. Took too long to tell the story.

Enjoyed

The quivering fetus living within the bump, jumping nervously to the sound of hands clapping, is the main character. I enjoyed learning about Oxford, I did many googles while reading. Perfect vacation read!

I liked the Author’s style, but the entire story hinged on an entitled woman’s perspective. I hated the main character and all of her decisions it was hard to relate. The story still had me clinging for more to find out what really happened.

Nope. I thought I knew but then BOOM I’m stunned. Great story by one of my favorite story-tellers. I still feel the pain in my legs from the characters jumping over fences and headaches from them suffering hangovers. Ruth writes details that make you completely immersed in the story. Great read.

Starts very slow. Overall an interesting read but it was hard to keep my attention.

Decent read. None of the characters are super likable but just when you think you have it figured out there’s a nice little plot twist to keep you going through the end.