I wanted to like this book after reading the reviews but unfortunately I couldn't. I felt there were too many twists and turns that were just not believable and didn't make the story any more interesting. I think the trend lately is for all writers to think that they need to have a "Gone Girl" twist to tell a good story. Not true.

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This was a great book and I really couldn't put it down. I don't say this about many books but it had a lot of twists and turns and action in it. I thoroughly enjoyed it and I think anyone picking it up to read will feel the same once they have it in their hands.

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