The start of the book was slow and flipped from past to present a lot, to me that is distracting. But the middle of the book quickly grabbed my attention and the ending was a complete surprise. I love a book that keeps you guessing till the end and then you are completely wrong about who did it

What a tre,me Foy’s read, and what a sensational twist at the end. I was a huge fan of The Final Girls, but I just say, this book is much more so,I’d and astute. The psychology is bang on and the characters live and breathe. Really marvelous, and I thrilled to hand sell for sure.

I have mixed feelings about this book. The first part was to slow and drawn out., switching back and forth from past to present was a little confusing. Then the story picked up and was really good and I didn't want to put it down. The end I felt was rushed and choppy. All the questions were answered but it seemed like the author just wanted to get it over and done with.

Amazing, but will leave a much better review near deadline, in a large group and if possible change here as well. Highly, highly recommend!

Review: THE LAST TIME I LIED by Riley Sager

I leaped to read this psychological suspense novel because I had loved Riley Sager' s first pseudonymous novel, FINAL GIRLS. This one started a little slow for me, and I never really warmed up to the protagonist, whom I considered whiny and far too self-absorbed. However, it wasn't too long before I became engrossed in the story, and I thought both the denouement and the penultimate conclusion made the wait worth while. Then the final conclusion! Let me just add, this plot line is seriously twisty. Like the X-Files mantra, "Trust No One" is the order of the day here.