I didn’t really like this book at all. The characters were totally unbelievable and it had lots of potential but it was so poorly executed that i couldn’t stand it.

3.5 stars

A YA mystery that certainly delivers, It Ends With You is a great intro to S. K. Wright. I really enjoyed this book - the writing is fantastic, the story as complex as a YA mystery should be and while some of the characters did get on my nerves a little, I can't deny that they served this little world perfectly. With enough unpredictability to keep you hooked until the end, It Ends With You is a great read.

This is such an amazing debut young adult mystery novel. There was such an atmospheric sense of tense unknowing. Overall it was very great and enjoyable.

Eva is dead, but what happened that night and who is responsible for her murder?

It Ends With You by S.K. Wright is an intriguing YA thriller that will leave you fascinated til the very end and beyond.

This story is told from multiple POVs while telling the story of good girl turned wild child Eva and her boyfriend Luke. I loved the writing and thoroughly enjoyed the book, rating it four stars overall. I felt a little confused trying to place which character was which on occasion, but was otherwise thoroughly fascinated by this novel.

With thanks to Hachette Children’s Books, Australia for providing a digital copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

When Eva most beloved girl in school is found dead in a ditch all attention turns to her boyfriend, Luke, however all is not what it seems. While I enjoyed this book for the most part i had trouble connecting to any of the characters and the only chapters I found very interesting were Eva's journal entry's. I recommend that you give this book a try.

Everyone loves Eva. Beautiful, bright, fun, generous - she's perfect. She is the girl everyone wants to be best friends with. When she goes missing and her body is found a couple of days later in a ditch in the forest there is only one thing everyone wants to know: who did it?

All fingers point to Luke, the slightly obsessed boyfriend. All the evidence points to him as well. But is everything as clearly laid out as it seems?

I absolutely loved this book. While I found the start a little bit slow, once they found her body and started to pin the crime on Luke I was hooked. It is very cleverly written, told from six different perspectives throughout the book, give you a different side of the story each with each new chapter.

I had my guesses about who killed Eva, and it wasn't the person that ended up behind bars. I also wasn't given answers about the character I suspected...which has left me hanging a little bit.

But ok, can we talk about the last chapter too? Because OMG!!!!! HOW CAN YOU END IT LIKE THAT AND LEAVE ME HANGING!! I NEED ANSWERS!!! Following another character revealing something and then fobbing it off as a 'joke' I have completely questioned everything that I thought I knew from this book. SEQUEL PLEASE!

I found it hard at first to get into this book but once it got going I could not put it down, if you like mysteries and books that will keep you hanging on until the last minute then you will love this book. I did find it ended unexpectedly so be prepared to be left hanging, so I am hoping for a sequel soon but it was a great YA read.

It Ends With You is a young adult book but will easily appeal to all readers no matter what age. It is a quick and twisty read and you will have to keep reading. It ends very abruptly and openly which was a bit annoying but I really did enjoy this book.

Eva is the most popular girl at school, everybody loves her. So when her body is found after being missing for a few days nobody can quite believe it. Her boyfriend Luke is immediately the prime suspect. But as the investigation goes along the reader starts to learn that ther could be many people who has the motive to kill her. So who did it?

Thanks to Hackett Australia and NetGalley for my advanced copy of this book to read. All opinions are my own and are in no way biased

A thrilling page-turner that involves the murder of a 17 year-old female.
This novel was so intense that I was guilty of reading whilst at work (whoops).
I’ll admit, little irritated that Luke never got justice but at the same time, this is so reflective of the everyday, there’s never a happy-ending, someone is wrongfully accused and those rightfully accused can walk out Scott-free.
I really want to know what happens to Luke, if he’s still in jail, does someone catch Sebastian?!? Does Siobhan die?!?
Eva was also so manipulative in her diaries to point Luke out as the bad guy, urgh!
It’s also sad how if your family has prior criminal records (even with a lack of association) and that you’re from a lower class family, that you’re easier to pin for a crime, it’s unfortunately a harsh reality.

thank you to the publisher and netgalley for allowing me to read a copy of this book in advance!
when i wasn't reading this book i just couldn't get it out of my mind. it drew me in so strongly and i was so desperate to find out who eva's killer was, i had a few suspects in mind but it wasn't obvious to me until the last quarter of the book who did it which was nice. i think the ending was slightly rushed and i felt a little dissatisfied but i understand that this was the intention of the author because it further highlighted some of the key themes throughout the book. overall, this book was a dream to read and i'd definitely recommend it!

Really enjoyed this one, plot was 10/10, but I did feel the characters were lacking.

I didn't really connect to any of the characters, and having finished, I don't even feel as though I LIKE any of them, which is an issue.

I want to be invested in my book characters, but these ones were just not for me.

But this book is one that once you begin, you just have to keep reading and reading until you turn the page and realise that there are not more, at which point, you shrivel up and die.

And speaking of, THAT ENDING?! It was really sudden and suspenseful, but
i really liked the idea of it!

But overall, I would say that this book was unpredictable and edgy, and I really enjoyed it!