Kate and her daughter Alex have recently moved to a nice Florida suburb after the death of Kate’s husband and Alex’s father, Ed. All Kate wants is a fresh start for both of them. Alex is a great tennis player and plans on joining the school tennis team but she is immediately hated by the 3 mean girls, Daphne, Shae, and Callie, after a misunderstanding. Kate immediately finds a group of women that she feels she can become friends with, who also just happen to be the 3 mean girls mothers. Kate receives a warning by her neighbor to stay away from them as nothing good can happen, but ignores it because they’ve all been nice and welcoming to her. But when Alex becomes the target of their bullying, Kate thinks she might’ve been wrong about everything.


When I first started reading this book I was a bit put off of Alex’s chapters and didn’t really like how it was just the video diaries but it honestly really grew on me! I got through this book pretty fast and really enjoyed everything about it. I thought the book itself was really suspenseful and I just wanted to finish it to find out what really happened.

Thank you so much for allowing me to read and review your titles. I really not the opportunity!

I do appreciate it and continue to review books that I get the chance to read.
Thanks again!

These girls are far from lovely but that’s half the fun. This is a fly by the seat of your pants thriller more psychological in nature. I was absolutely engrossed and couldn’t wait to find out what happened.

Kate Turner and her daughter, Alex, are looking for a fresh start in the town of Shoreham, Florida. Kate finds it easy to make friends, but their daughters, the same age as Alex, cannot stand the girl. Alex even makes a video diary to highlight the bullying she claims to be facing, and while Kate believes her daughter is crying wolf, she soon begins to trust her own judgement. Other neighbors and friends warn Kate that the women she has surrounded herself with are not to be trusted, and she begins to wonder if she has placed herself, and her daughter, in danger

This book was very different and I really enjoyed reading it. It hooked me from the first page and kept me hooked.