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The 7½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle

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Cassie T, Reviewer

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Wow. Wow. Wow. I am in shock. So many emotions. It shocks me that this is a debut novel this book is so well designed and it kept me guessing. I would think I had it figured out then a twist would come and I would be completely thrown off again. The complexity and the layers upon layers of overall plot had me reeling in the best way. I can't imagine the amount of time and planning this book must have taken. The writing style was fantastic and extremely poetic.

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So, when this book first started, I wasn't feeling it. The pacing felt sluggish and I felt like I was taking on water. I was becoming more and more confused instead of less. However, as more information was given, the loop being 8 days long, 24 hours in each body unless they die and how Daniel and Ana, the other people trapped, only get one day whereas Aiden gets 8. To solve the murder that was much more complicated than anyone first thought, even the original organizers of the "rehabilitation center." The original reason Aiden went in was because he wanted to kill Anabel Caulker for vengeance for killing his sister, Juliette. Anabel tortured and killed Juliette publicly just because she could. Aiden rescued Ana from her never-ending fate by forgiving her and letting her live freely for the rest of her life. The more excited I got about the book. I would get bored and get pulled out but the book would pull me immediately back in. I am so happy about this book.
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