Mediocre writing

I liked her use of the present tense. It was a real Page Turner. A little repetitive here and there, but still a good story.

Great read! Gripping until the very last page!

Nothing great. Disappointed in the ending. The pace was pretty slow and I was not rooting for the couple.

What a waste of time. A beginning that showed promise followed by the same drivel over and over. Changing the characters who might be behind the issues does nothing to ramp up even a tiny bit of suspense. And then it just ends as if nothing has happened. I have liked Shari Lapena in the past, but she should be ashamed of this one.

Book summary: Wealthy people buy their way out of things, poor people stay poor, everyone is unhappy. Could we have had one small win somewhere? A ray of hope? A glimmer of lessons learned? Nope.

Mediocre

This book is just trashy and an unworthy read. Don’t bother

Lots of red herrings, lost interest halfway. Unrealistic ending .DISAPPOINTED in the author.

Surprised 😮, shocking 😳 soooo good. I couldn’t put it down. Literally read it all the way through in a day. Oh the rich and privileged. Champagne problems? 🥂No thank you. I really felt Ramirez’ pain by the end. Part of me wanted them to go to jail and surprisingly part of me didn’t. So conflicted